WO2015170388A1 - Dispositif de projecteur - Google Patents
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- G03—PHOTOGRAPHY; CINEMATOGRAPHY; ANALOGOUS TECHNIQUES USING WAVES OTHER THAN OPTICAL WAVES; ELECTROGRAPHY; HOLOGRAPHY
- G03B—APPARATUS OR ARRANGEMENTS FOR TAKING PHOTOGRAPHS OR FOR PROJECTING OR VIEWING THEM; APPARATUS OR ARRANGEMENTS EMPLOYING ANALOGOUS TECHNIQUES USING WAVES OTHER THAN OPTICAL WAVES; ACCESSORIES THEREFOR
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- G03—PHOTOGRAPHY; CINEMATOGRAPHY; ANALOGOUS TECHNIQUES USING WAVES OTHER THAN OPTICAL WAVES; ELECTROGRAPHY; HOLOGRAPHY
- G03B—APPARATUS OR ARRANGEMENTS FOR TAKING PHOTOGRAPHS OR FOR PROJECTING OR VIEWING THEM; APPARATUS OR ARRANGEMENTS EMPLOYING ANALOGOUS TECHNIQUES USING WAVES OTHER THAN OPTICAL WAVES; ACCESSORIES THEREFOR
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- the technology disclosed in the present application relates to a projector apparatus.
- a projector apparatus that includes a projector that outputs projection light, a fan that forms a flow of air that cools the projector, and a housing that houses the projector and the fan. Further, among this type of projector apparatus, there is a projector apparatus in which an emitting portion of a projector and an exhaust port for discharging air in the casing are arranged side by side on one side wall portion of the casing.
- JP 2002-258248 A Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2005-301088 JP 2006-215118 A JP 2006-337510 A International Publication No. 2011/039834 Pamphlet
- An object of the disclosed technique of the present application is to provide a projector device that can suppress the occurrence of a heat wave phenomenon in which fluctuation occurs in a projected image.
- a projector device including a head unit and a projector unit.
- the head unit has a mirror.
- the projector unit includes a projector that outputs projection light to a mirror, a fan that forms a flow of air that cools the projector, and a housing that houses the projector and the fan.
- the projector unit is arranged apart from the head unit on the side of the head unit where the mirror is provided.
- the path of the reflected light by the mirror is located on one side of the direction intersecting the direction in which the head unit and the projector unit are arranged, rather than the projector unit.
- the wall part on the head part side in the housing has a covering part and an extension part.
- the covering portion is provided with an emitting portion from which projection light is emitted and is covered by the head portion, and the extension portion is on the side opposite to the reflected light path side with respect to the space between the covering portion and the head portion. Extend.
- the extension portion is formed with an exhaust port for discharging the air in the housing on the side opposite to the space side.
- the projector device 10 includes a base 12, an arm 14, a head unit 16, and a projector unit 18.
- Arrows FR, RH, and UP shown in the drawings respectively indicate the front side, the right side, and the upper side of the projector device 10.
- the base 12 is formed in a flat plate shape.
- a fixing bracket 20 is provided at the right rear corner of the base 12, and the base 12 is fixed to an installation object such as a desk by the fixing bracket 20.
- the surface of the base 12 is formed as a projection surface 22, and the arm 14 extends upward from the right rear corner of the projection surface 22.
- the arm 14 is inclined with respect to the normal direction of the projection surface 22 so as to be directed to the front side and the left side of the projector device 10 toward the upper side.
- the head unit 16 is fixed to the upper end of the arm 14, and the projector unit 18 is fixed to the arm 14 below the head unit 16.
- the head portion 16 has a plate-like head main body 26 formed on a structural member 24 made of die-casting, and a resin cover portion 28 that covers the head main body 26.
- a square plate-like mirror 30 is provided on the lower surface of the head portion 16.
- a pair of stereo cameras 32 and capture cameras 34 that are examples of “cameras” and a plurality of LEDs (Light Emitting Diodes) 36 that are examples of “lights” are fixed to the lower surface of the head body 26.
- the pair of stereo cameras 32, the capture camera 34, and the plurality of LEDs 36 are also examples of “heat sources” and generate heat during operation.
- the pair of stereo cameras 32, the capture camera 34, and the plurality of LEDs 36 are accommodated in the cover portion 28.
- Window portions 38 that transmit light are respectively provided at positions corresponding to the pair of stereo cameras 32, the capture cameras 34, and the plurality of LEDs 36 in the lower wall portion 144 of the cover portion 28.
- a plurality of fins 40 extending above the head portion 16 are formed on the upper surface of the head body 26.
- the plurality of fins 40 form a heat sink 42.
- the projector unit 18 includes a projector 46, a movable member 48, and a rotating member 50, as shown in FIG.
- the projector 46 includes a lens unit 52 and an output unit 54.
- the output unit 54 further includes an RGB (Red Green Blue) light source 56 and a heat sink 58 that is in thermal contact with the RGB light source 56.
- the projector 46 is fixed to a plate-shaped movable member 48, and the movable member 48 is supported by a plate-shaped rotating member 50 that is formed in the same size as the movable member 48.
- First adjusters 120A, 120B, 120C, and 120D that adjust the distance between the movable member 48 and the rotating member 50 are provided at the four corners of the movable member 48 and the rotating member 50.
- the mounting angle of the movable member 48 with respect to the rotating member 50 is adjusted by separately adjusting the distance between the movable member 48 and the rotating member 50 in the plurality of first adjusting portions 120A to 120D.
- the projector unit 18 includes a plate-like support part 66 formed on a support member 64 made of sheet metal, and a resin casing 68.
- the above-described rotating member 50 (see FIG. 4) is rotatably supported by the support portion 66 by a shaft portion 70 extending in the normal direction of the support portion 66.
- the 2nd adjustment part 130 which adjusts the rotation angle of the rotation member 50 with respect to the support part 66 is provided.
- the mounting angle of the movable member 48 is adjusted by the plurality of first adjustment units 120A to 120D, and the rotation angle of the rotation member 50 is adjusted by the second adjustment unit 130, whereby the optical axis of the lens unit 52 is adjusted.
- the direction is changed. Further, by changing the direction of the optical axis of the lens unit 52 in this way, the incident angle of the projection light L1 output from the lens unit 52 to the mirror 30 is changed.
- the projector unit 18 includes a fan 72 in addition to the above-described members.
- the fan 72 is an axial fan, for example, and is fixed to the support portion 66.
- the fan 72, the support portion 66, the projector 46, the movable member 48, and the rotating member 50 (see FIG. 4) are accommodated in a housing 68.
- the housing 68 is divided into a front housing 100 and a rear housing 102 as shown in FIG.
- the projector unit 18 includes a control unit 74.
- the control unit 74 has a control board 76 and a shield plate 78.
- the control board 76 is fixed to the support portion 66 from the side opposite to the rotating member 50 side.
- the control board 76 controls operations of the projector 46, the stereo camera 32, the capture camera 34, and the plurality of LEDs 36 (see FIG. 2).
- the shield plate 78 covers the control board 76 from the side opposite to the support portion 66 side.
- the control unit 74 is accommodated in the housing 68.
- a first connecting portion 80 extending toward the arm 14 is formed on the structural member 24 on which the head main body 26 of the head portion 16 is formed.
- the support member 64 on which the support portion 66 of the projector unit 18 is formed is formed with a second connecting portion 82 that extends to the arm 14 side.
- the arm 14 includes a frame 84 that extends linearly and a hollow member 86 that accommodates the frame 84.
- a connected portion 88 is formed on the frame 84, and the first connecting portion 80 and the second connecting portion 82 are connected to the connected portion 88.
- the projector unit 18 has a head on the side where the mirror 30 is provided in the head unit 16 (in this case, the lower side). They are arranged apart from the part 16.
- the first connecting portion 80 and the second connecting portion 82 described above are provided on one side in the horizontal direction of the head portion 16 and the projector portion 18, and the head portion 16 and the projector portion 18 are cantilevered on the arm 14. It is supported by.
- cover portion 28 of the head portion 16 is integrally provided with an extending portion 90 that extends along the first connecting portion 80 and accommodates the first connecting portion 80.
- the lower end portion of the extending portion 90 and the upper end portion of the hollow member 86 are connected.
- the projector 46 when the projection light L ⁇ b> 1 is output from the output unit 54, the projection light L ⁇ b> 1 passes through the lens unit 52 and is output upward from the lens unit 52 toward the mirror 30.
- the projector 46 is provided with an emission portion 92 facing the lens unit 52.
- the emission part 92 is, for example, a lens cover.
- a hole 94 is formed at a position corresponding to the emission portion 92 in the housing 68 that accommodates the projector 46.
- the projection light L ⁇ b> 1 output from the lens unit 52 passes through the emission part 92 and is emitted from the emission part 92 through the hole 94.
- the head unit 16 and the projector unit 18 are arranged in the longitudinal direction of the arm 14, and the projection light L ⁇ b> 1 is projected from the projector 46 to the head unit 16 side (mirror 30 side) along the longitudinal direction of the arm 14. Is output. That is, in FIG. 6, the direction in which the head unit 16 and the projector unit 18 are arranged is indicated by arrows + A and ⁇ A, and the projection light L1 is output from the projector 46 to the arrow + A side.
- the projection light L 1 incident on the mirror 30 is reflected by the mirror 30, and the reflected light L 2 of the projection light L 1 reflected by the mirror 30 passes in front of the projector unit 18.
- the tilt angle of the mirror 30 is such that when the projection light L1 is output from the projector 46, downward reflected light L2 (reflected light L2 toward the projection surface 22 in FIG. 1) is generated in front of the projector unit 18. Is set.
- the directions (horizontal direction as an example) intersecting the direction in which the head unit 16 and the projector unit 18 are arranged are indicated by arrows + B and ⁇ B.
- the path 104 of the reflected light L2 is located in front of the projector unit 18, that is, on the arrow + B side with respect to the projector unit 18.
- the direction indicated by the arrow + B is an example of “one side of the direction intersecting with the direction in which the head unit and the projector unit are arranged”
- the direction indicated by the arrow ⁇ B is “intersection with the direction in which the head unit and the projector unit are arranged” It is an example of "the other side of the direction to do.”
- the above-described reflected light L2 passes through the front of the projector unit 18 and is irradiated onto the projection surface 22 on the base 12.
- a projection image 96 is formed on the projection surface 22.
- the pair of stereo cameras 32 and the capture camera 34 shown in FIG. The pair of stereo cameras 32 capture the direction on the projection plane 22 side, and the capture camera 34 captures the projection plane 22.
- the projection image 96 formed on the projection surface 22 shown in FIG. 1 is taken by the capture camera 34 (see FIG. 2).
- the capture camera 34 When an operator's hand is inserted between the head unit 16 and the projection surface 22 in order to process the projection image 96, the movement of the hand is photographed by the stereo camera 32 (see FIG. 2). .
- the projection image 96 data obtained by the capture camera 34 and the stereo camera 32 is output to the control board 76 shown in FIG.
- control board 76 appropriately operates the plurality of LEDs 36 (see FIG. 2).
- the plurality of LEDs 36 irradiate light toward the projection surface 22 with the operation.
- the housing 68 has an upper wall portion 110, a lower wall portion 112, a front wall portion 114, a rear wall portion 116, and a side wall portion 118.
- the upper wall portion 110 of the housing 68 is an example of a “wall portion on the head portion side in the housing”.
- the upper wall portion 110 includes a covering portion 120 that is an upper wall portion of the front housing 100 and an extension portion 122 that is an upper wall portion of the rear housing 102. More specifically, the above-described emission portion 92 is provided on the covering portion 120 of the upper wall portion 110.
- the covering portion 120 faces the rear end portion 124, which is a part of the head portion 16 on the rear wall portion 116 side, in the longitudinal direction of the arm 14, and is covered by the rear end portion 124 of the head portion 16.
- a space 126 is secured between the rear end portion 124 of the head portion 16 and the covering portion 120.
- the distance along the longitudinal direction of the arm 14 between the rear end portion 124 and the covering portion 120 forming the space 126 decreases in the direction opposite to the path 104 side of the reflected light L2 (the direction of the arrow -B). Each is inclined with respect to the horizontal direction.
- the space 126 formed between the rear end portion 124 and the covering portion 120 is formed in a tapered shape that decreases in the direction opposite to the path 104 side of the reflected light L2 (the direction of the arrow -B). Has been.
- the above-described emission part 92 faces this space 126.
- the extension part 122 is located on the rear wall part 116 side with respect to the covering part 120.
- the extension 122 extends to the side opposite to the path 104 of the reflected light L2 with respect to the space 126, that is, to the rear side of the projector unit 18 (in the direction of arrow -B).
- the extended portion 122 is inclined with respect to the horizontal direction so as to move away from the head portion 16 toward the side opposite to the path 104 side of the reflected light L2 (toward the direction of arrow -A).
- a first exhaust port 128 that penetrates in the thickness direction of the extension 122 is formed in the extension 122.
- the first exhaust port 128 is an example of an “exhaust port”, and penetrates in the thickness direction of the extension portion 122 that is inclined with respect to the horizontal direction as described above. Open toward (C direction). That is, the first exhaust port 128 has a first direction (arrow + A direction) on the head unit 16 side with respect to the projector unit 18 and a second direction (arrow) on the opposite side to the path 104 side of the reflected light L2 with respect to the projector unit 18. Open in the direction of synthesis (in the direction of arrow B).
- the opening direction and opening position of the first exhaust port 128 are set as follows. That is, as shown in FIG. 14, an imaginary straight line 130 is set that extends along the direction (in the direction of arrow C) through the end portion 128 ⁇ / b> A on the covering portion 120 side of the first exhaust port 128 toward the first exhaust port 128.
- the virtual straight line 130 is opposite to the path 104 side of the reflected light L2 in the space 126 and the path 104 of the reflected light L2 is more than the end 126A on the head unit 16 side. Located on the opposite side (arrow -B side).
- the housing 68 has a second exhaust port 132 and a third exhaust port 134 in addition to the first exhaust port 128 described above.
- the second exhaust port 132 is formed in a side wall portion 118 ⁇ / b> A formed in the front housing 100 among the side wall portions 118 that connect the upper wall portion 110 and the lower wall portion 112, and the third exhaust port 134 is formed in the side wall portion.
- 118 is formed on the side wall portion 118 ⁇ / b> B formed on the rear housing 102.
- the third exhaust port 134 is located on the side opposite to the path 104 side of the reflected light L2 with respect to the second exhaust port 132 (arrow -B side).
- the housing 68 has a first air inlet 136.
- the first intake port 136 is an example of an “intake port”, and is formed in a lower wall portion 112 ⁇ / b> A formed in the rear housing 102 of the lower wall portion 112.
- the lower wall portion 112 is an example of “a wall portion opposite to the head portion side in the housing”.
- a second air inlet 138 is formed inside the arm 14.
- a slit 140 is formed in the wall portion of the arm 14 on the projector unit 18 side, and the second air inlet 138 communicates with the inside of the housing 68 through the slit 140.
- the total area of the opening area of the first intake port 136 and the opening area of the second intake port 138 is set larger than the opening area of the fan 72 on the intake side.
- the cover portion 28 of the head portion 16 includes an upper wall portion 142, a lower wall portion 144, a front wall portion 146, a rear wall portion 148, a pair of side wall portions 150, 152.
- a slit-like discharge port 154 extending in the lateral direction of the head portion 16 is formed in the rear wall portion 148 located on the rear side (arrow-B side) of the cover portion 28 among the plurality of wall portions.
- slit-like openings 156 and 158 extending in the front-rear direction of the head portion 16 are formed in the pair of side wall portions 150 and 152, respectively.
- a part a3 of the air discharged from the fan 72 passes between the plurality of fins formed on the heat sink 58 and the other part of the air discharged from the fan 72.
- a4 passes between other fins formed in the heat sink 58.
- a part of the air a3 discharged from the fan 72 passes between the plurality of fins formed in the heat sink 58 and is then discharged from the second exhaust port 132 and the third exhaust port 134 (see also FIG. 10). .
- another part a4 of the air discharged from the fan 72 passes through another fin formed on the heat sink 58 and is then discharged from the first exhaust port 128 as shown in FIG. .
- an air flow passing through the projector 46 and the like is formed inside the housing 68.
- the projector 46 and the like in the housing 68 are cooled by the air flow.
- the air flow F1 formed by being discharged from the first exhaust port 128 includes air a5 that passes between the shield plate 78 and the rear wall portion 116 of the housing 68 as shown in FIG. .
- the first exhaust port 128 opens toward the upper side and the rear side (the direction of the arrow C) with respect to the projector unit 18. For this reason, as shown in FIG. 14, air is discharged from the first exhaust port 128 to the side opposite to the space 126 side (more specifically, to the upper side and the rear side with respect to the projector unit 18).
- the reflected light L2 is reflected in the space 126 by the air flow F1 discharged from the first exhaust port 128.
- Convection F2 flowing to the side opposite to the path 104 is generated.
- the rotational speed of the fan 72, the opening area of the first exhaust port 128, the opening direction of the first exhaust port 128, the shape of the space 126, and the like are such that the convection F2 is caused by the air flow F1 discharged from the first exhaust port 128. It is optimally set so that it can be generated.
- a space 126 is ensured between the covering portion 120 provided with the emitting portion 92 and the rear end portion 124 of the head portion 16 covering the covering portion 120.
- the upper wall portion 110 formed in the casing 68 of the projector unit 18 is formed with an extension portion 122 that extends to the opposite side of the path 126 of the reflected light L2 with respect to the space 126.
- the extension 122 is formed with a first exhaust port 128 that discharges the air in the housing 68 in accordance with the operation of the fan 72.
- the first exhaust port 128 has a housing opposite to the space 126 side. Air in the body 68 is discharged, and an air flow F1 is formed.
- the hot air heated by the exhaust heat from the projector 46 is discharged from the first exhaust port 128, the hot air is prevented from entering the path of the projection light L1 and the path of the reflected light L2 by the mirror 30. it can. Thereby, it can suppress that the heat wave phenomenon which a fluctuation produces in the projection image 96 (refer FIG. 1) generate
- the air in the housing 68 is discharged from the first exhaust port 128 to the opposite side to the space 126 side as described above, the air flow F1 discharged from the first exhaust port 128 is discharged into the space 126.
- a convection F2 that flows to the side opposite to the path 104 side of the reflected light L2 is generated. Therefore, the convection F2 can more effectively suppress the hot air discharged from the first exhaust port 128 from entering the path of the projection light L1 and the path of the reflected light L2.
- the space 126 is formed in a tapered shape that decreases in the direction opposite to the path 104 side of the reflected light L2 (the direction of the arrow -B). Therefore, when the convection F2 is generated in the space 126 toward the side opposite to the path 104 side of the reflected light L2, the flow velocity of the convection F2 can be increased toward the side opposite to the path 104 side of the reflected light L2. Thereby, the effect which suppresses that the hot air discharged
- the convection F2 in the space 126, it is possible to prevent foreign matters such as dust from adhering to the emission portion 92 provided in the covering portion 120. Thereby, the projection image 96 formed by the projection light L1 emitted from the emission part 92 can be made clearer.
- the emitting portion 92 (for example, a lens cover) faces the space 126. Therefore, even when the emission part 92 is heated as the projection light L1 is emitted, the emission part 92 can be cooled by the convection F2 generated in the space 126.
- the first exhaust port 128 has a first direction on the head unit 16 side with respect to the projector unit 18 (a direction of arrow + A) and a second direction on the side opposite to the path 104 side of the reflected light L2 with respect to the projector unit 18 (arrow ⁇ It opens toward the synthesis direction (the direction of arrow C) with the direction B. For this reason, air is discharged from the first exhaust port 128 upward and rearward with respect to the projector unit 18.
- a discharge port 154 is formed in the rear wall portion 148 of the cover portion 28 provided in the head portion 16.
- a second air inlet 138 (see FIG. 13) that communicates with the inside of the housing 68 is formed inside the arm 14. ing. Therefore, since the opening area for intake can be secured by the amount of the second intake port 138 formed, the pressure loss of the fan 72 can be reduced. Thereby, since the air volume of the fan 72 can be ensured, the cooling performance by the fan 72 can be improved.
- the first air inlet 136 is formed in the lower wall portion 112 of the housing 68. Accordingly, it is possible to prevent the foreign matter such as dust falling from above the projector unit 18 from being sucked by the first air inlet 136.
- the total area of the opening area of the first intake port 136 and the opening area of the second intake port 138 is set larger than the opening area on the intake side of the fan 72, the pressure and inflow speed of the intake air are reduced. Can be suppressed.
- the first air inlet 136 and the second air inlet 138 are formed at positions away from the fan 72. Thereby, since the particle size of the dust sucked into the fan 72 can be reduced, for example, clogging of the heat sink 42 cooled by the air discharged from the fan 72 can be suppressed.
- the first exhaust port 128, the second exhaust port 132, the third exhaust port 134, the first intake port 136, and the second intake port 138 are formed at positions away from the fan 72. Therefore, even when the fan 72 is operated, wind noise at each exhaust port and each intake port can be suppressed.
- a portion of the head unit 16 and the projector unit 18 on the side opposite to the arm 14 may be coupled by a coupling unit 160 extending in the height direction of the projector device 10.
- the connecting portion 160 is provided in this manner, air can be prevented from flowing into the space 126 from the side of the projector device 10 when being exhausted from the first exhaust port 128. Thereby, the convection F2 (refer FIG. 14) of the space 126 can be formed more efficiently.
- the projector apparatus 10 preferably includes the stereo camera 32 and the capture camera 34, but may not include the stereo camera 32 and the capture camera 34.
- the arm 14 is preferably formed in a columnar shape, but may be formed in a shape other than the columnar shape.
- the projection surface 22 is preferably a horizontal plane, but may be a plane other than the horizontal plane. Further, when the projection surface 22 is a surface other than the horizontal plane, the arm 14 may extend in any direction from the projection surface 22.
- the projector device 10 preferably includes the base 12, but may not include the base 12. Further, when the projector device 10 does not include the base 12, the arm 14 may extend from the projection surface 22 formed on the upper surface of a desk or a base.
- the projection image 96 is formed on the projection surface 22 provided on the base 12.
- the projection image 96 may be formed on the projection surface 22 provided at a place other than the base 12.
- the projector device 10 preferably includes a second exhaust port 132 and a third exhaust port 134.
- the projector device 10 can ensure exhaust from the housing 68, for example, both the second exhaust port 132 and the third exhaust port 134, or both the second exhaust port 132 and the third exhaust port 134 are used. Either one may not be provided.
- the projector device 10 preferably includes the second air inlet 138, but if the cooling performance by the fan 72 can be ensured, for example, the second air inlet 138 may not be provided.
- the first exhaust port 128 is preferably opened in the direction of arrow C shown in FIG. However, the first exhaust port 128 does not have to be opened in the direction of the arrow C shown in FIG. 14 as long as the air in the housing 68 can be discharged to the side opposite to the space 126 side.
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L'invention concerne l'alignement d'une section de projecteur, sa séparation d'une section de tête, sur un côté sur lequel un miroir est prévu dans la section de tête. Un trajet de lumière réfléchi par le miroir est placé plus loin que la section projecteur sur un côté dans une direction croisant une direction dans laquelle la section de tête et la section projecteur sont alignées. Une section de paroi sur le côté section de tête dans un boîtier a une section recouverte et une section d'extension. La section recouverte est recouverte par la section de tête et comporte une section d'émission ayant une lumière de projection émise à partir de celle-ci. La section d'extension s'étend vers le côté opposé au côté trajet de la lumière réfléchie, par rapport à un espace entre la section recouverte et la section de tête. Un orifice d'échappement qui évacue l'air depuis l'intérieur du boîtier est formé dans cette section d'extension, sur le côté opposé au côté espace.
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