The use of aspheric surfaces can greatly enhance the performance of thick optical waveguides. Aspheres also provide the additional degrees of freedom that are necessary to control the flux as it propagates through the waveguide. This added control enables the optical designer to tailor flux distributions to specific graphics with more efficiency and accuracy than previously allowed.
Use of aspheric surfaces in waveguide illumination systems for automotive displays
1998
6 Seiten, 8 Quellen
Conference paper
English
The Use of Aspheric Surfaces in Waveguide Illumination Systems for Automotive Displays
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