Abstract: A suspension system of a single-axis optical actuator is provided, including an elastic suspension plate in the form of a frame having two opposite ends each extended, through a beveled edge and a bending section, to form a cantilever arm. The elastic suspension plate is provided with a magnetic device on one side thereof. The cantilever arms are supported on a reinforcement frame to carry an optical lens. When an electric current is supplied through a connector to the magnetic device of the actuator, a reciprocal attraction or repulsion force is generated and applied to one side of the elastic suspension plate so that the elastic suspension plate may function as an oscillation member with an imaginary axis line between the two bending sections of the frame body as an axis to carry the optical lens to generate fast and position-constrained oscillation at two sides.

Abstract: A suspension system of a single-axis optical actuator is provided, including an elastic suspension plate in the form of a frame having two opposite ends each extended, through a beveled edge and a bending section, to form a cantilever arm. The elastic suspension plate is provided with a magnetic device on one side thereof. The cantilever arms are supported on a reinforcement frame to carry an optical lens. When an electric current is supplied through a connector to the magnetic device of the actuator, a reciprocal attraction or repulsion force is generated and applied to one side of the elastic suspension plate so that the elastic suspension plate may function as an oscillation member with an imaginary axis line between the two bending sections of the frame body as an axis to carry the optical lens to generate fast and position-constrained oscillation at two sides.

Abstract: A suspension system of a biaxial optical actuator is provided, including a circuit-carrying base and an oscillation member, which is provided, in a center thereof, with an optical lens. An elastic suspension plate is coupled to the oscillation member and has four corners each forming an elastic unit that projects outside the oscillation member. The elastic units collaborate with support posts to support the elastic suspension plate and the oscillation member at a location above the base. The oscillation member is provided, on each of four sides thereof, with a magnetic device. The four magnetic devices is sequentially activated to apply a magnetic force such that the oscillation member together with the optical lens carried thereon to rotate about two imaginary axes of the elastic suspension plate respectively defined between each pair of two opposite magnetic devices to thereby serve as a rotation axes of the oscillation member.

Abstract: A suspension system of a biaxial optical actuator is provided, including a circuit-carrying base and an oscillation member, which is provided, in a center thereof, with an optical lens. An elastic suspension plate is coupled to the oscillation member and has four corners each forming an elastic unit that projects outside the oscillation member. The elastic units collaborate with support posts to support the elastic suspension plate and the oscillation member at a location above the base. The oscillation member is provided, on each of four sides thereof, with a magnetic device. The four magnetic devices is sequentially activated to apply a magnetic force such that the oscillation member together with the optical lens carried thereon to rotate about two imaginary axes of the elastic suspension plate respectively defined between each pair of two opposite magnetic devices to thereby serve as a rotation axes of the oscillation member.

Abstract: A suspension system of an optical actuator is arranged such that an oscillation member of an actuator is mounted, in a movable manner, on a base, and the base comprises an assembly opening formed in a central portion thereof, the assembly opening being provided with a positioning seat on each of at least one diagonal bisection line. The oscillation member that comprises an optical lens is supported on the base by two flexible members so as to form a suspension system of an optical actuator. The two flexible members are each a plate-like structure and has two opposite side edges each formed with a shaped trough with a portion therebetween forming a bridge, and two sides of the bridge are corresponding to tangential lines of positioning curves of the shaped troughs.

Abstract: An asymmetric curved-surface prismatic image display optical system includes a first prism and second and third prisms respectively arranged in front of and behind the first prism. The first prism includes a light-exiting planar surface that is at an eye-adjacent side and is opposite to a light-entering planar surface of the second prism with an air gap therebetween and may serve as a reference for inspection of a free-form curved surface. The second prism has a light-exiting planar surface at the eye-adjacent side and parallel to a side planar surface of the third prism to allow an external-world image to be seen more clearly. Light from an image displaying panel first enters the first prism and is subjected to total internal reflection by the light-exiting planar surface toward the reflective curved surface to be reflected and re-directed to transmit through the second prism for image formation on a retina.

Abstract: An asymmetric curved-surface prismatic image display optical system includes a first prism and second and third prisms respectively arranged in front of and behind the first prism. The first prism includes a light-exiting planar surface that is at an eye-adjacent side and is opposite to a light-entering planar surface of the second prism with an air gap therebetween and may serve as a reference for inspection of a free-form curved surface. The second prism has a light-exiting planar surface at the eye-adjacent side and parallel to a side planar surface of the third prism to allow an external-world image to be seen more clearly. Light from an image displaying panel first enters the first prism and is subjected to total internal reflection by the light-exiting planar surface toward the reflective curved surface to be reflected and re-directed to transmit through the second prism for image formation on a retina.

Abstract: A micro projection system includes a primary prism as a light guide device. The primary prism has a bottom face and two slope faces. A light source module and a collimation lens are arranged at the bottom face of the primary prism to project red, green, and blue lights onto one of the slope faces of the primary prism to be consolidated by a wedge prism group and reflected toward a polarization beam splitting wedge prism arranged at another slope face, where the light is split into two polarized lights that are then emitted out of the primary prism to be processed and combined as light of consistent polarization by a lens array and a polarization conversion film so as to facilitate condensation and projection of the light by a polarization beam splitter and a projection lens.

Abstract: A micro projection system includes a primary prism as a light guide device. The primary prism has a bottom face and two slope faces. A light source module and a collimation lens are arranged at the bottom face of the primary prism to project red, green, and blue lights onto one of the slope faces of the primary prism to be consolidated by a wedge prism group and reflected toward a polarization beam splitting wedge prism arranged at another slope face, where the light is split into two polarized lights that are then emitted out of the primary prism to be processed and combined as light of consistent polarization by a lens array and a polarization conversion film so as to facilitate condensation and projection of the light by a polarization beam splitter and a projection lens.

Abstract: A polarized light converting system is disclosed in the present invention. The converting system includes a polarizing splitting unit, for splitting an unpolarized incident light beam into a first polarized light beam and a second polarized light beam, passing the second polarized light beam, and reflecting the first polarized light beam; a reflector for reflecting the second polarized light beam back through the polarizing splitting unit; a condensing unit, for guiding the condensed first polarized light beam through a first area and the condensed second polarized light beam through a second area which does not overlap the first area; and a retarder unit placed at either the first area or the second area for converting the unpolarized incident light beam into polarized light beams having the same polarization state such that illumination efficiency can be increased.

Abstract: An illumination system for a projection display is disclosed in the present invention. The illumination system has three light sources for providing three primary color rays, two collimators for collimating the rays into light beams, and two beam splitters for reflecting and passing the light beams to make white light available. It can also include three light sources, one collimator and three individual beam splitters. The illumination system has a compact size and low manufacturing cost. Its lighting efficiency is better than that of a conventional illumination system. Hence, it is suitable for small size projectors.

Abstract: A projection system includes a multi-laser beam generator, a beam switching device, a split beam projecting device and a transmissive light valve. The multi-laser beam generator selectively generates a red beam, a green beam and a blue beam. The beam switching device receives the red, green and blue beams, splits the red, green and blue beams into a plurality of light beams of different angles, and directs the red, green and blue beams of the different angles into a common optical path. The split beam projecting device includes a plurality of micro-lenses. The transmissive light valve has a plurality of pixels for receiving the red, green and blue beams that are guided by the split beam projecting device. The red, green and blue beams of the different angles are received by the micro-lenses and guided onto the pixels of the transmissive light valve for imagining on the pixels.

Abstract: An optical projection system can receive a red light beam, green light beam, and blue light beam. The optical projection system includes a color-combination prism, and the light beams respectively enter the color-combination prism from three surfaces and are combined into a mixed light beam, which exits from another surface. A projection lens set receives the mixed light beam to perform the projection. Each of the light beams further includes a liquid crystal reflection panel and a wire grid polarizer (WGP). The liquid crystal reflection panel is parallel to the corresponding surfaces of the color-combination prism. In the design, before the light beam entering the color-combination prism, they are first reflected by the WGP onto the liquid crystal reflection panel, and the liquid crystal reflection panels respectively with a polarizing state reflect the light beams, passing through the WGP and directly propagating toward the color-combination prism.

Abstract: An optical projection system has a parallel light source for producing a parallel light beam. A first color splitter splits the parallel light beam into a first color beam and a color mixing beam. The color mixing beam includes a second color beam and a third color beam. A first both-side telecentric group is disposed on a first light path of the first color beam, so as to transform into a first light beam. A second both-side telecentric group is disposed on a second light path of the color mixing beam. A second color splitter is disposed on the second light path to split the color mixing beam into a second light beam and a third light beam. A light-combining unit receives the first, second, and third light beams and combines into a mixed beam. Then the mixed beam is projected.

Abstract: An optical projection system has a parallel light source for producing a parallel light beam. A first color splitter splits the parallel light beam into a first color beam and a color mixing beam. The color mixing beam includes a second color beam and a third color beam. A first both-side telecentric group is disposed on a first light path of the first color beam, so as to transform into a first light beam. A second both-side telecentric group is disposed on a second light path of the color mixing beam. A second color splitter is disposed on the second light path to split the color mixing beam into a second light beam and a third light beam. A light-combining unit receives the first, second, and third light beams and combines into a mixed beam. Then the mixed beam is projected.

Abstract: An optical projection system can receive a red light beam, green light beam, and blue light beam. The optical projection system includes a color-combination prism, and the light beams respectively enter the color-combination prism from three surfaces and are combined into a mixed light beam, which exits from another surface. A projection lens set receives the mixed light beam to perform the projection. Each of the light beams further includes a liquid crystal reflection panel and a wire grid polarizer (WGP). The liquid crystal reflection panel is parallel to the corresponding surfaces of the color-combination prism. In the design, before the light beam entering the color-combination prism, they are first reflected by the WGP onto the liquid crystal reflection panel, and the liquid crystal reflection panels respectively with a polarizing state reflect the light beams, passing through the WGP and directly propagating toward the color-combination prism.