WO2024251330A1 - Anzeigevorrichtung mit einer bildgebenden einheit mit einem faltspiegel - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a display device which has an imaging unit with a folding mirror.
- the invention also relates to a means of transport with such a display device.
- a head-up display also known as HUD
- HUD is a display system that allows the viewer to maintain their line of sight because the content to be displayed is displayed in their field of vision. While such systems were originally used primarily in the aviation sector due to their complexity and cost, they are now also being installed in large series in the automotive sector.
- Head-up displays generally consist of an imaging unit or PGU (Picture Generating Unit), an optical unit and a mirror unit.
- the imaging unit generates the image using at least one display element.
- Most of today's head-up displays use LCD-based displays (LCD: Liquid Crystal Display;
- the optical unit directs the image onto the mirror unit.
- the mirror unit is a partially reflective, translucent pane. The viewer therefore sees the content displayed by the imaging unit as a virtual image and at the same time the real world behind the pane.
- the windshield is often used as a mirror unit, and its curved shape must be taken into account when displaying it. Due to the interaction of the optical unit and the mirror unit, the virtual image is an enlarged representation of the image generated by the imaging unit.
- DE 102021 214 549 B3 describes a head-up display for a means of transport, with an imaging unit for generating an image and an optical unit for projecting the image through a mirror unit.
- the imaging unit has a folding mirror which is arranged between a light source and a display element illuminated by the latter at an angle to the direction of propagation of the light incident on it from the light source.
- the folding mirror has microstructures, the microstructures having first mirror surfaces which are arranged at a first angle that differs from the angle of attack of the folding mirror and are spaced apart from one another to form gaps, second surfaces being arranged at a second angle in the gaps.
- US 2019/0212 560 A1 describes a head-up display for a means of transport, with an imaging unit for generating an image and an optical system that carries out a predetermined correction of the image generated by the imaging unit.
- the imaging unit has a light guide with an inclined reflective surface.
- the reflective surface has a structure with a plurality of reflective partial surfaces.
- head-up displays suffer more or less severe losses in homogeneity due to different angles of incidence of the light, particularly on a transparent cover of the optical unit and the windshield. This can lead to conflicts with customer requirements, particularly in the case of so-called augmented reality head-up displays, i.e. head-up displays for displaying content in the form of augmented reality, with correspondingly large angle spectra on the cover and on the windshield.
- augmented reality head-up displays i.e. head-up displays for displaying content in the form of augmented reality, with correspondingly large angle spectra on the cover and on the windshield.
- customer requirements in terms of homogeneity may no longer be met due to the inhomogeneity caused by the projection system alone.
- the inhomogeneities caused by the projection system are primarily vertical due to the corresponding geometries.
- An anti-reflective coating on both sides of the cover can reduce the effect, but not sufficiently.
- such a coating is expensive and therefore not common.
- LEDs light-emitting diodes
- high-resolution LED matrix lighting severely limits design freedom because it requires more installation space.
- more expensive LED drivers and more powerful LEDs are required.
- a display device has an imaging unit for generating an image and an optical unit for projecting the image by means of a mirror unit.
- the imaging unit has a folding mirror which is arranged between a light source and a display element illuminated by the light from the light source, wherein the light striking the folding mirror is collimated.
- the folding mirror has Microstructures that have first mirror surfaces with the same orientation and extent, which are arranged at a first angle relative to a direction of propagation of the light and are spaced apart from one another to form gaps. Second surfaces are arranged in the gaps at a second angle relative to the direction of propagation of the light. A width of the gaps varies over a surface of the folding mirror.
- a local change in intensity on the display element is achieved by varying the width of the gaps over the surface of the folding mirror, i.e. by varying the distance between adjacent first mirror surfaces.
- the first mirror surfaces represent slats of the folding mirror.
- the reflective slats responsible for an area of the display element that appears too dark are positioned locally at a smaller distance from one another, whereby these areas are brightened in the projected image. In this way, all areas of the projected image can be brought to a uniform luminance.
- the light striking the folding mirror is collimated.
- the angle of the first mirror surfaces is constant with respect to the direction of propagation of the light. This is particularly advantageous for collimated input light, since the collimation of the incident light beam is maintained.
- the variation of the width of the gaps over the surface of the folding mirror is designed to compensate for an inhomogeneity of the projected image caused by components in a projection path of the display device.
- the distance between the first mirror surfaces By varying the distance between the first mirror surfaces, those parts of the display element that have a poorer efficiency in the projection path can be illuminated more strongly along the corresponding axis than those parts of the display element that have a better efficiency in the projection path.
- the efficiency of the projection path for different pixels can be simulated, resulting in a limiting homogeneity.
- a polynomial function can be fitted, from which the local width of the gaps in the microstructures can ultimately be calculated, which is required to optimize the system homogeneity.
- the folding mirror is part of a transparent body with a substantially wedge-shaped cross-section, in which the wedge base is the light entry surface facing the light source, the microstructures are arranged on one of the large side surfaces and the other large side surface is the light exit surface facing the display element.
- the folding mirror can be realized as part of a large-volume component that is less susceptible than very thin components. This simplifies handling during production.
- a polarizer directs light of a first polarization to the display element and light of a second polarization into the gaps, and a retarder converts the polarization of the light directed into the gaps into the first polarization.
- the light directed into the gaps is directed towards the display element after passing through the gaps.
- This embodiment has the advantage that polarization recycling is achieved and light also reaches the display element from the gaps.
- a display element is used that modulates linearly polarized light. This is the case, for example, with liquid crystal displays (LCD).
- the polarization that is not normally used is now converted by means of a polarizer and retarder into the polarization required by the display element and fed to it, for which purpose the gaps in the folding mirror are utilized.
- the light directed into the gaps and passing through them has the same polarization as the light polarized by the first mirror surfaces.
- the display element is thus illuminated without gaps with light of a single polarization.
- additional scatterers are preferably provided in the system to ensure sufficient homogenization. In this way, differences in intensity can be avoided.
- the polarizer is designed as a reflective polarizer and is formed by the first mirror surfaces.
- the retarder is designed as a retarder that rotates the polarization direction by 90° and is formed by the gaps.
- Such a retarder is also referred to as an X/2 plate or half-wave plate.
- the polarizer is designed as a reflective polarizer and is arranged between the folding mirror and the display element.
- the retarder is designed as a retarder that converts linear polarization into circular polarization and is arranged between the folding mirror and the polarizer.
- the retarder is a retarder that converts linear polarization into circular polarization and is passed through by the light twice.
- Such a retarder is also referred to as an X/4 plate or quarter-wave plate.
- the effect of an X/2 plate is split and the delay is distributed over two passes.
- the retarder in this embodiment is arranged between the folding mirror and the polarizer. This has the advantage that the components can be designed flat, which means that inexpensive components from mass production can be used.
- the reflecting polarizer is inclined at an angle other than 90° to the direction of propagation of the light coming from the folding mirror and striking it.
- the second surfaces are designed as Mirror surfaces and arranged parallel to the reflective polarizer. This has the advantage that light reflected by the reflective polarizer, which is not or hardly divergent, is not reflected back onto the first mirror surfaces, but rather, with a suitable choice of angle and distance, onto one of the second mirror surfaces in the gaps. From these, it is reflected parallel to the light reflected from the first mirror surfaces towards the polarizer, from which it is transmitted after the polarization direction has been adjusted using the retarder. In this way, a very large proportion of the light of both polarizations is used, and almost no dark areas are caused by the gaps.
- a display device is used in a means of transport.
- the means of transport can be, for example, a motor vehicle, but alternatively also an aircraft, a rail vehicle or a watercraft.
- the display device can be designed as a head-up display.
- a display device according to the invention can also be used in other areas of application and designed as another type of projection system.
- Fig. 1 shows schematically a head-up display according to the prior art for a motor vehicle
- FIG. 2 shows schematically the imaging unit of a head-up display
- Fig. 3 shows schematically the imaging unit of a display device according to the invention
- Fig. 4 shows schematically a folding mirror of the imaging unit from Fig. 3;
- Fig. 5 shows schematically a first embodiment of the invention with polarization recycling
- Fig. 6 shows schematically a second embodiment of the invention with polarization recycling
- Fig. 7 shows schematically a third embodiment of the invention with polarization recycling
- Fig. 8 shows schematically a means of transport in which a solution according to the invention is realized.
- Fig. 1 shows a schematic diagram of a head-up display for a motor vehicle according to the prior art as an example of a display device 10.
- the head-up display has an imaging unit 1, an optical unit 2 and a mirror unit 3.
- a beam SB1 emanates from a display element 11 and is reflected by a first mirror 21 onto a curved mirror 22, which reflects it towards the mirror unit 3.
- the mirror unit 3 is shown here as the windshield 31 of the motor vehicle. From there, the beam SB2 travels towards an eye 61 of a viewer.
- the viewer sees a virtual image VB, which is located outside the motor vehicle above the hood or even in front of the motor vehicle. Due to the interaction of the optical unit 2 and the mirror unit 3, the virtual image VB is an enlarged representation of the image displayed by the display element 11. A speed limit, the current vehicle speed and navigation instructions are symbolically shown here. As long as the eye 61 is within the eyebox 62 indicated by a rectangle, all elements of the virtual image are visible to the eye 61. If the eye 61 is outside the eyebox 62, the virtual image VB is only partially or not at all visible to the viewer. The larger the eyebox 62, the less restricted the viewer is in choosing his or her seating position.
- the curvature of the curved mirror 22 is adapted to the curvature of the windshield 31 and ensures that the image distortion is stable across the entire eyebox 62.
- the curved mirror 22 is rotatably mounted by means of a bearing 221. The rotation of the curved mirror 22 made possible by this enables the eyebox 62 to be moved and thus the position of the eyebox 62 to be adjusted to the position of the eye 61.
- the first mirror 21 serves to ensure that the path covered by the beam SB1 between the display element 11 and the curved mirror 22 is long and at the same time the optical unit 2 is still compact.
- the optical unit 2 is separated from the environment by a transparent cover 23. The optical elements of the optical unit 2 are thus protected against, for example,
- the display element 11 is protected from dust in the interior of the motor vehicle.
- a glare protection 24 serves to safely absorb the light reflected across the boundary surface of the cover 23 so that the viewer is not dazzled. In addition to sunlight SL, the light from another source of disturbing light 63 can also reach
- Fig. 2 shows a schematic of the imaging unit 1 of a head-up display.
- the light source 12 can be seen, the light of which is collimated by a collimator 13.
- the display element 11 is not necessarily arranged at a right angle to the propagation direction ABR2, but can also be arranged at an angle other than 90°.
- Fig. 3 shows schematically the imaging unit 1 of a display device 10 according to the invention.
- the folding mirror 15 according to the invention can be seen, which is arranged in the optical path between the light source 12 and the display element 11 illuminated by the light L1 of the light source 12.
- Fig. 4 shows schematically an enlarged view of the folding mirror 15.
- the upper boundary surface 150 of the folding mirror 15 has microstructures 16.
- the lower boundary surface 151 has no particularly significant optical or geometric properties.
- the microstructures 16 have first mirror surfaces 160, which are arranged at a first angle ⁇ relative to a propagation direction ABR1 of the light L1 and are spaced apart from one another to form the gaps 162.
- second surfaces 161 are arranged at a second angle ⁇ relative to the propagation direction ABR1 of the light L1.
- the first angle ⁇ 45°
- the second angle is 0°.
- a width bi of the gaps 162 varies over a surface of the folding mirror 15.
- the folding mirror 15 has gaps 162 with a larger width bi.
- the size of the microstructures 16 shown is exaggerated to make the principle of the inventive solution easier to recognize.
- the width bi of the gaps 162 increases from left to right, for example.
- the areas B n are always on the right and the areas Bh are always on the left on the image generator. This depends in particular on the number of mirrors in the projection optics.
- the gaps 162 between the first mirror surfaces 160 would become smaller and not larger from left to right. The folding mirror 15 would thus be curved in the opposite direction.
- Fig. 5 shows a schematic of a first embodiment of the invention with polarization recycling.
- the folding mirror 15 with its microstructures 16 can again be seen.
- the first mirror surfaces 160 of the microstructures 16 have an angle of 45° to the propagation direction ABR1 of the incident light.
- angles other than 45° can also be realized.
- the second surfaces 161 arranged in the gaps 162 between the first mirror surfaces 160 are also designed as reflective surfaces.
- the second surfaces 161 are aligned parallel to the propagation direction ABR1 of the incident light, but this is not necessarily the case.
- a retarder 18 and a polarizer 17 are arranged above the folding mirror 15. In the example shown, these are separated by air, but can alternatively be installed in a laminated manner.
- the retarder 18 has the property of a quarter-wave plate, so that it converts linearly polarized input light into circularly polarized output light, and vice versa.
- the polarizer 17 is a reflective polarizer that allows linearly polarized light of a first polarization direction to pass through and reflects light polarized perpendicularly thereto.
- the display element is located at a distance above the polarizer 17 and is not shown here.
- the p-polarized light L4p passes through the retarder 18 and leaves it as circularly polarized light L5z. This hits the reflective second surfaces 161 and is reflected by them as circularly polarized light L6z back to the retarder 18. It passes through this and leaves it as s-polarized light L7s. This passes through the reflective polarizer 17 because it now has the polarization direction that it does not reflect but transmits. Thus, further s-polarized light L8s reaches the display element. It goes without saying that the polarization directions are interchangeable, i.e. the reflective polarizer 17 can alternatively transmit p-polarized light and reflect s-polarized light. In this case, p-polarized light reaches the display element.
- the first mirror surfaces 160 can be provided with a slight curvature, which makes the light L2 reflected by them more divergent than the light L1 striking them.
- Other possibilities include waving or tilting the polarizer 17.
- the inclination of the reflective second surfaces 161 is advantageously adjusted in order to minimize the angular deviation.
- a portion of the light L4s transmitted by the polarizer 17 already fills a portion of the dark areas in the light that is caused by the gaps 162 and is directed toward the display element.
- light L8s also reaches these dark areas. More of the originally incident light L1 thus reaches the display element.
- Fig. 6 shows schematically a second embodiment of the invention with polarization recycling.
- the folding mirror 15 is designed as a transparent body 19.
- the transparent body 19 has a substantially wedge-shaped cross-section.
- the tip of the wedge which is on the right in the figure, is capped and therefore not shown.
- the wedge base surface 190 is the light entry surface facing the light source.
- the microstructures 16 are arranged on one of the large side surfaces 191 of the wedge.
- the other large side surface 192 of the wedge forms the light exit surface facing the display element.
- the first mirror surfaces 160 are, as previously described, arranged at an angle of 45° to the propagation directions ABR1, ABR2.
- the reflective second surfaces 161 are not arranged parallel to the propagation direction ABR1, however, but are tilted at an acute angle to it. They are inclined in such a way that they do not stand in the way of the light L1 incident from the left on its way to one of the first mirror surfaces 160, but are inclined away from one first mirror surface 160 to the next, seen in its propagation direction.
- the other large side surface 192 of the wedge-shaped transparent body 19 has the same inclination as the reflective second surfaces 161. This can be seen from the acute angle between the normal 192N of the side surface 192 and the propagation direction ABR2.
- the polarizer which is designed here as a reflective circular polarizer 170 and also combines the function of the retarder, is arranged on the side surface 192 and thus has the same inclination.
- the first large side surface 191 is provided with a mirror coating.
- FIG. 6 is an example of the variant of the invention in which the reflective polarizer 170 is inclined at an angle other than 90° to the propagation direction ABR2 of the light L2 coming from the folding mirror 15 and striking it, and in which the reflective second surfaces 161 are arranged parallel to the reflective polarizer 170.
- the design of the folding mirror 15 as a transparent body 19 can of course also be used independently of the polarization recycling.
- Fig. 7 schematically shows a third embodiment of the invention with polarization recycling.
- the folding mirror 15 has an upper interface 150 and a lower interface 151, both of which are arranged parallel to one another and have microstructures 16, 16' arranged offset from one another.
- the offset is selected such that in the propagation direction ABR1 of the light L1 coming from the light source, first mirror surfaces 160 of the upper interface 150 and first mirror surfaces 160' of the lower interface 151 follow one another.
- first mirror surfaces 160 of the upper interface 150 and second surfaces 161' of the lower interface 151 follow one another, and second surfaces 161 of the upper interface 150 and first mirror surfaces 160' of the lower interface 151 follow one another.
- the first mirror surfaces 160 of the upper boundary surface 150 are designed as a reflective polarizer 17.
- the second surfaces 161 of the upper boundary surface 150 are designed as a retarder 18 that rotates the polarization direction by 90°.
- the first mirror surfaces 160' of the lower boundary surface 151 are designed as mirrors that do not influence the polarization.
- the first mirror surfaces 160, 160' are arranged at an angle of 45° both to the propagation direction ABR1 of the light L1 coming from the light source and to the propagation direction ABR2 of the light running to the display element.
- the second surfaces 161, 161' are arranged parallel to the propagation direction ABR1 of the light L1 coming from the light source. From the left, collimated unpolarized light L1 falls on the folding mirror 15 in the direction of propagation ABR1.
- retarders 18 Since these are designed as retarders 18 that rotate the polarization by 90°, they transmit the light that strikes them, which leaves them as s-polarized light L4s in the direction of propagation ABR2 in the area of the gaps 162. This allows further s-polarized light L4s to reach the display element.
- the polarization directions are also interchangeable in this embodiment.
- Fig. 8 shows a schematic representation of a means of transport 100 in which a solution according to the invention is implemented.
- the means of transport 100 is a motor vehicle.
- Data on the vehicle's surroundings can be recorded using a sensor system 101.
- the sensor system 101 can in particular comprise sensors for detecting the surroundings, e.g.
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