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Projection screen using variable power lenticular lens for asymmetric viewing angle
   
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US Patent 6624934
Issued Date
September 23, 2003
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Rear projection screens use lenticular lens films as light dispersing components. A single lenticular lens film includes lenticular lenses having different focal powers, or includes lenticular lenses formed in two dimensional patterns. The lenticular lens films improve the brightness uniformity over the entire screen as viewed by a viewer who is located at a specific position. The specific position is typically selected to be the most probable location of the viewer for the particular application.
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September 23, 2003
Application Number
09/335,994
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June 18, 1999
US Classification
359/457   359/460
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G03B   21/62   (20060101)  
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359/443   359/452   359/455   359/456   359/457   359/460   359/626   359/619   359/625  
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