Digital light processing (DLP) is a display technology that uses a digital micromirror device. DLP works by rapidly switching thousands of tiny mirrors on and off to reflect light and create images in color. A DLP unit contains a digital micromirror device with hundreds of thousands of mirrors. White light is separated into red, green, and blue components, and each color illuminates the micromirrors in sequence to reproduce colors. DLP provides bright, sharp images and has applications in projectors, televisions, and other devices.
Digital light processing (DLP) is a display technology that uses a digital micromirror device. DLP works by rapidly switching thousands of tiny mirrors on and off to reflect light and create images in color. A DLP unit contains a digital micromirror device with hundreds of thousands of mirrors. White light is separated into red, green, and blue components, and each color illuminates the micromirrors in sequence to reproduce colors. DLP provides bright, sharp images and has applications in projectors, televisions, and other devices.
Digital light processing (DLP) is a display technology that uses a digital micromirror device. DLP works by rapidly switching thousands of tiny mirrors on and off to reflect light and create images in color. A DLP unit contains a digital micromirror device with hundreds of thousands of mirrors. White light is separated into red, green, and blue components, and each color illuminates the micromirrors in sequence to reproduce colors. DLP provides bright, sharp images and has applications in projectors, televisions, and other devices.
Digital light processing (DLP) is a display technology that uses a digital micromirror device. DLP works by rapidly switching thousands of tiny mirrors on and off to reflect light and create images in color. A DLP unit contains a digital micromirror device with hundreds of thousands of mirrors. White light is separated into red, green, and blue components, and each color illuminates the micromirrors in sequence to reproduce colors. DLP provides bright, sharp images and has applications in projectors, televisions, and other devices.
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Seminar
On Digital Light Processing CONTENT Introduction Important Basic Concepts of DLP How DLP works ? DLP Structure Models of DLP Advantages of DLP Conclusion References Introduction
Digital Light Processing is the one of primary display
technologies driving this rapid growth and maturation . it is a revolutionary way to project and display information based on the Digital Micro Mirror Device (DMD) Digital Light processing was invented in 1987 by Texas Instruments it creates the final link to display digital visual information. Important Basic Concepts of DLP How DLP works ?
Signal Conversion Gray Scale Image Color Creation Signal Conversion
Accepts both analog or digital signal
All signals must be converted into digital The digital signal, enables mirrors to tilt towards “On” or away from “Off” light source. Gray Scale Image
On” – light Pixel vs. “Off” – Dark Pixel
Mirror switched on more frequently than off – Reflects Light Gray Pixel Rapid Switching allows up to 1024 shades of gray reflections Digitalized video signal entering DMD get converted into highly detailed grayscale image Not present Color Creation Color is added as white light from the lamp passes through a color wheel filter Color Wheel – RED, GREEN & BLUE mirrors on DMD are tilted on for the exact amount of time required for each basic color Only 1 color is shined onto DMD at a time When spinning fast enough, human eyes blend alternating flashes to view “more” colors in the projected image. DLP Structure DMD MODULATER STRUCTURE Models of DLP
Like digital video camcorders, DLP devices come in either
one or three chip models. One chip DLP systems use a projection lamp to pass white light through a colour wheel that sends red-green-blue colours to the DMD chip in a sequential order to create an image on-screen. Only one DMD chip is used to process the primary red, green and blue colours. In three chip DLP systems use a projection lamp to send white light through a prism, which creates separate red, green and blue light beams. Advantages of DLP
We have described the basic processing blocks DLP has a
number of potential uses beyond home theatre, television and film projector. Other application that could incorporate its high-definition image creation are photo finishing , three dimensional visual displays, holographic storage, microscopes and medical imaging. Scientist and developers are likely to discover even more uses for DMDs and DLP technology in the future. References
