Wavelength technique for multiplexed image transfer beyond TIR limited field-of-view for near-to-eye display

A wavelength and time multiplexed image transfer by employing multiple light sources and volume hologram grating expands the field-of-view of the image guide combiner for near-to-eye beyond its total internal reflection limit.

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2024-10-04
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https://doi.org/10.1117/12.3028861
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Advanced Optical Imaging Technologies
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Wavelength technique for multiplexed image transfer beyond TIR limited field-of-view for near-to-eye display

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Wavelength technique for multiplexed image transfer beyond TIR limited field-of-view for near-to-eye display

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A wavelength and time multiplexed image transfer by employing multiple light sources and volume hologram grating expands the field-of-view of the image guide combiner for near-to-eye beyond its total internal reflection limit.

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