KR200305229Y1 - Projection screen - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a transmissive screen or a reflective screen, which uses a thermoplastic resin, a glass fiber or an optical fiber in order to significantly reduce the thickness and increase the viewing angle to some extent while increasing the brightness.

The projection screen of the present invention and a method of manufacturing the same are diffused sheets for weaving one side of the fiber and weaving the other with the weft, and diffusing the images projected from the projector in the weft direction and the oblique direction, and the fibers of the diffusion sheet woven with the weft and warp yarns. Transmissive sheet that fills the gap using transparent thermoplastic resin and forms a transmissive layer between the weft and the warp fibers, a condensing sheet laminated on the incident light side based on the diffusion sheet and the transmissive sheet, and diffused or transmitted in the weft direction and the warp direction A semi-permeable membrane sheet laminated on the outgoing side to diffuse and spread the image throughout the screen, and a black mark that increases the contrast ratio of the image by blocking diffuse reflection in the direction of the viewer by the illuminance of the outgoing side. There are technical features to this.

Description

Projection screen

The present invention relates to a projection type screen, and more particularly, to a projection type projector, which uses thermoplastic resin, glass fiber, or optical fiber to increase the viewing angle to some extent while significantly reducing thickness and increasing brightness. It relates to a transmissive screen or a reflective screen used.

Conventional reflective screens have a function of increasing the screen function as a polarizing filter to block the illumination of the viewer by weaving the polarized fiber by exposing a large portion to the viewer and a large portion of the non-polarized fiber to the back. : Ultra Matte) There is a drawback that the image is remarkably different depending on the left and right viewing directions due to the polarization filter function when the viewer's light source is on the left or right side of the screen.

The transmissive screen used in the rear projection type projector basically has a lenticular lens and a Fresnel lens with optical functions on the front and back of the polycarbonate or arc filthy sheet material. Couldn't be.

Projection-type TV receivers that generally comprise a source of televised pictures, projector optics, and a screen are known. The demand for projection TV receivers using liquid crystal displays is increasing.

However, since the projection-type TV receiver is enlarged in the image projected by the projection apparatus, the resolution of the projection image is low, which makes it difficult for a viewer to see the projection image.

The resolution and / or contrast of the projected image is lowered when the external TV of light is reflected by the viewer position on the screen so that the projection TV receiver is used in a bright room. Therefore, various attempts have been made to improve the viewing ability of the screen.

As an example, Unexamined-Japanese-Patent No. 62-266980, Unexamined-Japanese-Patent No. 64-77085, and Unexamined-Japanese-Patent No. 3-5147 can be illustrated.

According to various attempts known from the above-cited patent document, a first polarizing film having a first polarization direction and a second polarizing direction having a first polarization film and a second polarization direction disposed perpendicular to the first polarization direction A polarizing film was used. The first polarizing film is disposed in front of the screen facing the TV viewer position, and the second polarizing film is disposed around an indoor lighting light source such as an indoor lighting lamp and is emitted from the indoor lighting light source and polarized by the second polarizing film. Absorption by the polarizing film provides a projected image that is easy to see.

In addition, most of the projection-type color TV sets currently in use use a color image projecting device constituting a bulky and heavy cathode ray tube (CRT), but the use of a liquid crystal display (LCD) has recently been used instead of the cathode ray tube. Is inclined. For screen sizes larger than 60 inches, it is generally advantageous to use a liquid crystal display for the image projection device. However, external light such as daylight and external light emitted from indoor lighting are generally not polarized, and the projection light emitted from the liquid crystal display is linearly polarized light.

In view of this, Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2-267536 absorbs external light having a polarization direction different from the specific polarization direction of the projection light onto the screen by setting a polarizing film on the screen that can transmit only the projection light polarized in the specific direction. In this way, a technique for suppressing contrast reduction of the projected image and forming a clear projected image even in a bright environment has been proposed.

The polarizing film according to the related art described above is a stretched film made of a polymer such as polyvinyl alcohol, which is adsorbed with organic dichroic dyes such as iodine or benzidine, dianisidine, tolidine, or stilbene. ) Therefore, it is not easy to stretch the film in the direction required to have the surface area required when producing a polarizing film having a relatively large surface area for a large screen. When the plurality of small polarizing films are bonded to have a required surface area, the image quality of the projected image is degraded due to the presence of the bonding portion of the small polarizing film. In addition, it is difficult to set fine indentations required for viewing angle adjustment in the conventional polarizing film.

Polarizing members composed of fibers, not films, are described, for example, in Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 51-149919 and Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 63-275787. The polarizing member described in this cited patent publication is dedicated to clothing only and has not implied about the application related to the projection screen.

Japanese Patent Laid-Open Nos. 91-215829 and 91-215830 disclose a projection screen made of fibers.

In Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 5-197026, a technique for forming a screen with a polarizing cloth having a polarizing lens array function has been developed.

In the above-mentioned conventional transmissive screen, the viewing angle on the left and right becomes smaller according to the structure of the lenticular lens and the Fresnel lens on the front and back, and when the projection light source of the single tube is used, the projected image is also very fine, which makes the image expression worse. It is known to be thick, thick and heavy weight, there is a problem in handling.

As described above, it can be seen that the technology of the conventional reflective screen and the transmissive screen is different from each other. Not only the technology of the product but also the shape of the product is inevitably different.

Therefore, the present invention has been invented to solve the above problems, and increases the brightness, contrast ratio and viewing angle in a manner different from the prior art, and can be manufactured in the form of a film by integrating the transmissive screen technology and the reflective screen technology. In addition to providing various types of screens, it is intended to be applied as a product of a multi-purpose function by applying to products of completely different fields.

1 is a cross-sectional view of a reflective screen according to the prior art.

2 is a cross-sectional view of a transmissive screen according to the prior art.

3 is a perspective view showing a layer structure of a transmissive screen.

4 is a perspective view showing the layer structure of the reflective screen.

FIG. 5A is a surface view showing the detailed structure of the diffusion sheet in which the weft and the warp are woven vertically. FIG.

5B is a surface view showing the detailed structure of the diffusion sheet in which the weft and the warp are woven at a predetermined angle.

6A is a cross-sectional view of the diffusion sheet woven perpendicular to the weft yarn and inclined vertically in a direction perpendicular to the inclined direction.

6B is a cross-sectional view of a diffusion sheet woven perpendicular to the weft and the warp yarn in a vertical direction in the weft direction.

7 is a principle diagram relating to the transmission, reflection and refraction of light in the screen.

FIG. 8A is a cross-sectional view showing a cross section of the fiber structure of a diffusion sheet laminated by pressing a fiber gap of a diffusion sheet woven perpendicular to the weft yarn and vertically with a thermoplastic resin.

8B is a cross-sectional view showing a cross-sectional view of the fiber structure of the diffusion sheet laminated by pressing the fiber gap of the diffusion sheet woven perpendicular to the weft and vertically with a thermoplastic resin.

9 is a surface view showing a printed black mark.

10 is a cross-sectional view showing the detailed structure of a transmissive screen.

11 is a cross-sectional view showing the detailed structure of a reflective screen.

<Description of the code used for the main part of the drawing>

1. Polarized fabric 2. Resin layer

3. Metal layer 4. Adhesive

5. Reinforcing sheet 11. Unpolarized fiber

12. Polarized fiber 20. Transmissive screen

21. Lenticular lens sheet 21a. Lenticular lens

22. Transparent smooth layer 24. Light shielding layer

31,32. Diffusion Sheet 33. Transmission Sheet

34. Adhesive 35. Condensing sheet

36. Semi-permeable sheet 37. Black mark

41,42. Diffusion Sheet 43. Transmission Sheet

44. Adhesive 45. Reflective sheet

46. Semi-permeable membrane 47. Blocking sheet

51. transmitted light 52. refracted light

53. Reflected light

The above object of the present invention, in the case of a transmissive screen, inclined one side of the fiber, the other side of the weft weaving diffusion sheet for diffusing the image projected from the projector in the weft direction and inclined direction, the diffusion sheet of the weaving and weaving inclined A transmissive sheet that fills the fiber gap using a transparent thermoplastic resin and forms a transmissive layer between the weft and the warp fibers, a condensing sheet laminated on the incident light side based on the diffusion sheet and the transmissive sheet, and diffuses or transmits in the weft direction and the warp direction. Semi-permeable membrane sheet laminated on the outgoing side to diffuse and spread the entire image to the screen, black mark to increase the contrast ratio of the image by blocking diffuse reflection in the direction of the viewer by the illuminance of the outgoing side It consists of. In addition, the reflective screen is composed of a reflective sheet having a high reflectance in the opposite direction of the light exit side with respect to the diffusion sheet and the transmissive sheet, and a blocking sheet for blocking the transmission of the reflective sheet and does not apply a black mark on the incident light side. Is achieved by a projection screen.

In the projection screen, as shown in FIG. 3, the transmissive screen has the incident light side and the outgoing side on different sides of the screen, and the reflective screen has the same incident light side and the outgoing side as shown in FIG. 4.

Figure 3 is a perspective view showing the layer structure of the transmissive screen according to the present invention.

Diffuse sheet for weaving one side of the fiber and weaving the other side with weft for diffusing the image projected from the projector in the weft direction and the oblique direction, and filling the fiber gap of the weft and the diffusion sheet woven with the warp yarn using transparent thermoplastic resin And a transmissive sheet forming a transmissive layer between the inclined fibers, a light condensing sheet stacked on the incident light side with respect to the diffusing sheet and the transmissive sheet, and an image spreading or spreading in the weft direction and the inclined direction to the whole screen. The semi-permeable membrane sheet laminated on the light side, and the image formed on the semi-permeable membrane sheet is composed of a black mark to increase the contrast ratio of the image by blocking the diffuse reflection in the direction of the viewer by the illuminance of the outgoing side.

Figure 4 is a perspective view showing the layer structure of the reflective screen according to the present invention.

Diffuse sheet for weaving one side of the fiber and weaving the other side with weft to diffuse the image projected from the projector in the weft direction and the inclined direction. And a transmissive sheet forming a transmissive layer between the inclined fibers, a semi-permeable membrane sheet laminated on the incident light side based on the diffusing sheet and the transmissive sheet, a reflecting sheet which totally reflects the image diffused or transmitted in the weft direction and the inclined direction to the whole screen, It is composed of a blocking sheet for blocking the transmission to the reflective sheet.

The transmissive screen and the reflective screen may include a diffusion sheet and a transmissive sheet, which are different from those of the related art, to increase brightness of an image and further increase a viewing angle.

In addition, it is possible to manufacture screens that can transmit and reflect in a single process, resulting in a reduction of raw material costs, thereby producing a competitive product.

Figure 5a is a surface view showing the detailed structure of the diffusion sheet woven in the weft and the inclined vertically according to the present invention.

The diffusion sheet is woven in a settin method using glass fibers or optical fibers of the same material. The ratio of the transmission, reflection and refraction was adjusted by varying the ratio of the thickness of the weft and the warp yarns.

The thickness ratio is preferably greater than the thickness of the warp yarns, so that the ratio of the weft to the warp yarns is 3: 4 or 9:16.

Figure 5b is a surface view showing the detailed structure of the diffusion sheet weaving and weaving the same thickness of the same thickness according to the present invention.

The diffusion sheet has an effect of uniformly diffusing the brightness of the image to the corner of the screen by giving a predetermined angle when weaving.

It is ideal that the predetermined angle is preferably 45 degrees.

6A and 6B are cross-sectional views of the diffusion sheet in which the weft yarn and the warp yarn are vertically woven in a vertical direction 6a in the warp direction and a vertical direction 6b in the weft direction.

As shown in FIGS. 5A and 6, the vertical viewing angle of the image light is increased by increasing the thickness of the inclination than the weft of the weft and the inclined thickness so that the surface curvatures of the upper and lower sides of the diffusion sheet surface are different. It becomes small and the horizontal viewing angle becomes quite large.

The thickness ratio is preferably such that the thickness ratio of the weft and the warp yarn is 3: 4 or 9:16.

A relatively large viewing angle is obtained in the horizontal direction perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the diffusion sheet, and the nonuniform distribution of the illuminance can be minimized.

7 is a view of the transmission, reflection and refraction of light in the screen according to the present invention.

Light incident through the projector (image information) is transmitted, reflected and refracted in the diffusion sheet as shown in FIG. 7. The basic structure of the integrated diffusion sheet / transmissive sheet is a woven structure of glass fiber and optical fiber. It can be seen that the optical characteristics of the transmitted, reflected and passaged light are different according to the overlapping ratio of fibers at the time of weaving. In the figure, the incident light is reflected on the surface woven so that the two fibers overlap. However, on the non-overlapping or relatively soft overlapping surface, incident light is transmitted directly or refracted in the fiber layer and then transmitted. The ratio of transmission and reflection is controlled as the ratio of the area where the fibers overlap upon weaving. Closely weaving increases the reflected light and loosely weaves increases the transmitted light.

Figure 8a is perpendicular to the inclination direction showing the deformation of the fiber structure incorporating the diffusion sheet and the transmission sheet laminated by pressing the fiber gap of the diffusion sheet weaved vertically woven with the weft yarn and the warp according to the present invention, Figure 8b Is a cross-sectional view showing a cross section perpendicular to the weft direction.

Fiber gap between the diffusion sheet 32 in the weft direction and the diffusion sheet 31 in the oblique direction to the diffusion sheets 31 and 32 woven so that the fibers overlap to diffuse the image projected from the projector in the weft direction and the oblique direction. And the front and back are filled with a transparent thermoplastic resin to a predetermined thickness.

The transmission sheet 33 made of the thermoplastic resin may be formed by immersing the diffusion sheet in a thermoplastic resin solution and then drying the diffusion sheet. By applying thermocompression to the transmissive sheet, it is possible to reduce the gap between the diffusion sheets and have the same refractive index.

9 is a surface view showing a pattern of printed black marks.

Since the black mark 37 may be exposed to ultraviolet rays, the black mark 37 is formed by dot printing using a squeeze method or a roll method using UV ink to remove discoloration caused by ultraviolet rays, and the image formed on the semi-permeable membrane sheet is produced by the light intensity of the light exiting side. It plays a role to increase the contrast ratio of the image by blocking the diffuse reflection in the direction of the viewer.

In the printing of the black mark, printing may be performed in a uniform pattern shape of a rectangular shape as shown in FIG. 9, or in a uniform pattern shape in a uniform honeycomb shape or the like.

However, black marks have the adverse effect of slightly reducing the overall luminance of the transmission type. Therefore, it should be printed with optimization conditions within a range that does not drastically reduce the brightness of the screen. As such a printing method, a dot printing landing point is reduced and a dot printing method is used again on the landing point. The printing method is a method of increasing the contrast ratio without rapidly decreasing the luminance.

10 is a cross-sectional view showing the detailed structure of a transmissive screen according to the present invention.

Diffuser sheets 31 and 32 for weaving one side of the fiber and weaving the other with weft yarns to diffuse the image projected from the projector in the weft direction and the oblique direction. Transmissive sheet (33) to fill the filling layer between the weft yarn and the inclined fibers, the light collecting sheet 35 laminated on the incident light side based on the diffusion sheet and the transmissive sheet, the transparent sheet and the adhesive sheet to bond Adhesive 34, a semi-permeable membrane sheet 36 laminated on the outgoing side to diffuse and diffuse the image spread or transmitted in the weft direction and the oblique direction to the entire screen, the adhesive for adhering the transmissive sheet and the semi-permeable membrane sheet (34) ), The black mark 37 to increase the contrast ratio of the image by blocking the diffuse reflection of the image formed on the semi-permeable membrane sheet in the direction of the viewer by the illuminance of the outgoing side The.

11 is a cross-sectional view showing the detailed structure of a reflective screen according to the present invention.

Diffusion sheets 41 and 42 for weaving one side of the fiber and weaving the other with a weft yarn to diffuse the image projected from the projector in the weft direction and the inclined direction, and transparent epoxy resin for the fiber gap of the weft and warp diffusion sheet. Transmissive sheet 43 to form a transmission layer between the weft yarn and the inclined fibers, the high reflectance sheet 45 for totally reflecting the image diffused or transmitted in the weft direction and the warp direction throughout the screen, the transmission Adhesive 44 for adhering a sheet and a reflective sheet, a semi-permeable membrane sheet 46 laminated on the incident light side for forming an image totally reflected through the reflective sheet through a diffusion sheet and a transmissive sheet, and the semi-permeable membrane sheet and transmission Adhesive 44 for adhering the sheet, blocking sheet 47 for blocking the transmission of light to the reflective sheet, the blocking sheet and the reflective sheet It consists of an adhesive (44) to make the adhesive.

In the manufacturing of the reflective screen and the transmissive screen as described above, the manufacturing process of the diffusion sheet and the transmissive sheet is made of a single process, thereby reducing the raw material cost and producing a competitive product.

As described above, the projection screen according to the present invention includes a diffusion sheet and a transmissive sheet, which are different from the prior art, to increase the brightness of the image, and to further increase the viewing angle, and to provide diffuse reflection to the viewer by the black mark. It provides a transmissive screen that blocks and increases the contrast ratio of the image.

In the transmissive screen according to the present invention, by replacing the semi-permeable membrane sheet laminated on the light exiting side to diffuse and spread the image diffused or transmitted in the weft direction and the inclined direction to the entire screen, it is possible to increase the left and right viewing angles while increasing the luminance. It can provide a reflective screen.

As such, integrating the transmissive screen technology and the reflective screen technology enables the manufacture of both a thin film type transmissive screen and a reflective screen. In addition, it can be applied as a versatile product because it provides various types of screens and can be easily integrated into products of completely different fields.

Claims (8)

In the transmissive screen, Diffuser sheets 31 and 32 which incline one side of the fiber and weft the other side to diffuse the image projected from the projector in the weft direction and the oblique direction; A transmissive sheet (33) which fills the fiber gap of the diffusion sheet woven in a weft yarn with a warp yarn using a transparent epoxy resin and forms a transmissive layer between the weft and the warp fibers; A light collecting sheet 35 stacked on the incident light side with respect to the diffusion sheet and the transmission sheet; An adhesive (34) for bonding the transmissive sheet and the light collecting sheet; A semi-permeable membrane sheet 36 which is formed by diffusing and diffusing the image diffused or transmitted in the weft direction and the oblique direction to the whole screen and laminated on the light exiting side; Adhesive 34 for adhering the transmissive sheet and the semipermeable membrane sheet; And Black mark 37 to increase the contrast ratio of the image formed on the semi-permeable membrane sheet by blocking the diffuse reflection formed in the viewer's direction by the illuminance of the outgoing side Projection type screen comprising a. In the reflective screen, Diffuser sheets 41 and 42 for weaving one side of the fiber and weaving the other side with the weft to diffuse the image projected from the projector in the weft direction and the oblique direction; A transmissive sheet (43) which fills the fiber gap of the diffusion sheet woven in a warp yarn with a warp yarn using a transparent epoxy resin and forms a transmissive layer between the weft and warp fibers; A reflection sheet 45 which totally reflects the image diffused or transmitted in the weft direction and the oblique direction to the whole screen; An adhesive 44 for adhering the transmissive sheet and the reflective sheet; A semi-permeable membrane sheet 46 in which the totally reflected image is laminated on the incident light side through the diffusion sheet and the transmission sheet; An adhesive 44 for adhering the transmissive sheet and the semipermeable membrane sheet; Blocking sheet 49 for blocking the light transmitted to the reflective sheet; And Adhesive 44 for bonding the barrier sheet and the transmission sheet Projection type screen comprising a. The projection screen according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the diffusion sheet is made of thermoplastic resin fiber, glass fiber or optical fiber of the same material. The projection screen according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the diffusion sheet has a predetermined thickness ratio so that a large viewing angle of weft and inclination can be obtained and a non-uniform distribution of illuminance can be minimized. 5. The projection screen as claimed in claim 4, wherein the predetermined thickness ratio is ideally such that the thickness ratio of the weft to the warp is 3: 4 or 9:16. The projection screen according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the diffusion sheet is woven perpendicular to the weft and the warp yarn. The projection screen according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the diffusion sheet is woven at a predetermined angle so that the weft and the inclination make the brightness of the image uniform to the corner of the screen. 8. The projection screen of claim 7, wherein the predetermined angle is ideally at an angle of 45 degrees.