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Lamp unit for image projector
   
Document Number
US Patent 6969175
Issued Date
November 29, 2005
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A lamp unit for an image projector comprises: a cable fixing portion comprising two posts and provided to stand inside a lamp box; and a cover plate mounted to contact upper ends of the posts and of the cable fixing portion. A cable for supplying electric power to a lamp body is inserted into the space between the posts, and wound around the posts. Thereby, even when a connector at an end of the cable is pulled, the cable is fixed and does not move, with the pulling force being not transferred to the lamp body. The cover plate mounted to contact the upper ends of the posts furthermore prevents the cable from slipping off the posts. Thus, with simple cable fixing structure, the lamp body can be prevented from slipping in position without increasing cost.
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Published
November 29, 2005
Application Number
10/849,029
Filed
May 20, 2004
US Classification
353/87   353/119 362/306
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Attorney/Law Firm
Priority Data
May 21, 2003 [JP] 2003-002883
USPTO Field of Search
353/87   353/199   353/122   353/119   362/306   362/310   362/368   362/372  
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A projector includes a resin-made lamp case in which a light source lamp is fitted and a metal-made optical part holder in which an optical part is fitted. Preferably, the lamp case includes a positioning boss, the optical part holder includes a resin-made lamp case holder which accommodates the lamp case, a tubular light tunnel which shapes a form of light, a cylindrically shaped portion having a guide hole into which the positioning boss is inserted, and a resiliently deformable detent member, a metal-made light-tunnel fixing member, the detent member is substantially U-shaped and is provided integrally on the light-tunnel fixing member, the cylindrically shaped portion has a slot portion into which the detent member is inserted and which extends from an outer peripheral surface to the guide hole, and the positioning boss has a concave engaging portion which is engaged with the detent member.

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