序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
161 Hologram-recorded article EP10182354.0 1996-07-17 EP2290475A1 2011-03-02 Ueda, Kenji; Tahara, Shigehiko; Anegawa, Takehiko; Morii, Akio

The invention provides a hologram-recorded article with a wavelength multiplex volume phase type of hologram recorded thereon which has been treated to widen a bandwidth of diffracted wavelength.

162 Reflection type color display device comprising reflection type hologram color filter EP10171598.5 1997-07-22 EP2254001A1 2010-11-24 NISHIKAWA, Shingo; UEDA, Kenji; SEGAWA, Toshikazu; HOTTA, Tsuyoshi; KUWABARA, Yuko

The invention provides a reflection type color display device comprising a transmission type spatial light modulator (36) comprising a collection of pixels (36') and having a controllable transmittance per pixel, and a reflection type hologram color filter (30) located on a back side of said modulator. The modulator preferably comprises a liquid crystal display element.

163 Subject plate for recording holograms, hologram-making method, and hologram-recorded article EP04027769.1 1996-07-17 EP1515199A3 2010-07-21 Ueda, Kenji, c/o Dai Nippon Print. Co., Ltd.; Tahara, Shigehiko, c/o Dai Nippon Print. Co., Ltd.; Anegawa, Takehiko, c/o Dai Nippon Print. Co., Ltd.; Morii, Akio, c/o Dai Nippon Print. Co., Ltd.

The invention provides a hologram-replicating method, a hologram-making method using the same, and a hologram-recorded article. A hologram-recording subject plate comprises a transparent solid block and a hologram-recording subject contained therein. A photosensitive material film is applied directly onto one surface of the subject plate, and the subject plate is then irradiated with laser light through the photosensitive material film. Such simple operation enables a multiplicity of identical holograms to be recorded in an easy, stable yet continuous manner.

164 OPTICAL INFORMATION RECORDING MEDIUM, OPTICAL INFORMATION RECORDING/REPRODUCING DEVICE AND OPTICAL INFORMATION RECORDING/REPRODUCING METHOD EP08792252.2 2008-08-06 EP2207068A1 2010-07-14 SHIMADA, Kenichi; IDE, Tatsuro; SHIMANO, Takeshi; MIYAMOTO, Harukazu

A holographic recording medium in which information can be reproduced by phase conjugate beam without requiring a mirror for obtaining the phase conjugate beam and its driving part and recording density is not reduced. The recording medium includes a recording layer in which an interference pattern is recorded and a light absorption/transmission layer which can be reversibly changed to be in a first state where signal beam and reference beam passed through the recording layer are absorbed at the time of recording of information and a second state where the reference beam is transmitted at the time of reproduction of information, and the reference beam transmitted through the light absorption/transmission layer is reflected by a reflection layer to produce the phase conjugate beam.

165 Reflection type diffuse hologram, hologram for reflection hologram color filters, etc., and reflection type display device using such holograms EP07102044.0 1997-07-22 EP1801666A2 2007-06-27 Nishikawa, Shingo; Ueda, Kenji; Segawa, Toshikazu; Hotta, Tsuyoshi; Kuwabara, Yuko

The invention provides a diffusing plate with the angle of diffusion controllable within a desired range by use of a hologram, which is capable of presenting bright displays so that it is applicable to, for instance, a backlighting diffusing plate for liquid crystal display device. A diffusing plate 2 having an angle of diffusion θ is brought into close contact with a hologram photosensitive material 1. Then, parallel light 3 is obliquely at an angle of incidence α on the photosensitive material while parallel light 4 is vertically incident on the diffusing plate 2. Thereupon, parallel light 4 is converted into diffused light 5 having an angle of diffraction θ upon passing through the diffusing plate 2. Diffused light 5 interferes with obliquely incident parallel light 3 from the opposite direction in photosensitive material 1 to produce interference fringes, thereby forming a reflection type hologram. Upon parallel illumination light on the hologram at the same angle of incidence α at which parallel light 3 strikes for recording, diffused light having the same angle of diffraction θ as that of diffused light 5 used for recording is reflected, and diffracted from this reflection type hologram.

166 Hologram recording method, hologram recording apparatus, and hologram recording medium EP06000318.3 2006-01-09 EP1679561A2 2006-07-12 Usami, Yoshihisa

The present invention provides a hologram recording method which enables obtaining floating and high-quality images which can be stereoscopically viewed from wide viewing angles of 360° in a low-cost and simple production method and to provide a hologram recording apparatus and a hologram recording medium.

Thus, the present invention relates to a hologram recording method which includes irradiating a coherent object beam virtually simultaneously to almost all the surface of a recording object to make the reflected object beam from the surface incident on a photosensitive surface of a photosensitive material, making a coherent reference beam incident on the opposite surface of the photosensitive material with respect to the photosensitive surface to generate interference fringes by the object beam and the reference beam, and recording the interference fringes on the photosensitive material, and a hologram recording medium and a hologram recording apparatus using the method.

167 METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR AZIMUTHAL HOLOGRAPHIC MULTIPLEXING USING ELLIPTICAL REFLECTOR EP04703664.5 2004-01-20 EP1586097A2 2005-10-19 WALDMAN, David A.; BUTLER, Christopher J.; RAGUIN, Daniel H.
A method and an apparatus for recording at least two multiplexed holograms. The object beam (103) and the reference beam (113) generated by a coherent light source (100). Either an object beam or reference beam is reflected from at least one portion of an aspherical reflecting surface (115) causing the object beam and the reference beam to intersect and form an interference pattern at a plane defined by the intersection of the object and reference beams at a selected storage location (118) in a recording media (116). At least one of a portion of the reference beam impinging on a recording media at the selected storage location and a portion of the object beam impinging on the recording media at the selected storage location is rotated through a selected azimuthal angle about an axis (129) that lies in the plane formed by optical axes of the portions of the object beam and the reference beam impinging on the recording media, wherein the axis passes through a plane defined by the intersection of the object beam and the reference beam in the recording media, and wherein an angle between optical paths of the portions of the object beam and the reference beam impinging on the recording media is preserved.
168 IMPROVED 3D DISPLAY EP01982588.4 2001-11-02 EP1332410A1 2003-08-06 CAMERON, Colin, David,QinetiQ Malvern; SLINGER, Christopher, William,QinetiQ Malvern
A method of generating a Computer Generated Hologram (CGH) using the diffraction specific algorithm allows a curved wavefront to be produced from a single hogel, rather than the planar waves of the prior art. This allows a wavefront from a singel hogel to generate a point in the image volume. An imaginary wavefron is transmitted from each point in the image volume and sampled at a plurality of points over the hogel. These samples are used to produce a set of complex Fourier coefficients that can be used to approximate the original waveform.
169 Reflection type diffuse hologram, hologram for reflection hologram color filters, etc., and reflection type display device using such holograms EP97112512.5 1997-07-22 EP0821293A2 1998-01-28 Nishikawa, Shingo, Dai Nippon Printing Co., LTD.; Ueda, Kenji, Dai Nippon Printing Co., LTD.; Segawa, Toshikazu, Dai Nippon Printing Co., LTD.; Hotta, Tsuyoshi, Dai Nippon Printing Co., LTD.; Kuwabara, Yuko, Dai Nippon Printing Co., LTD.

The invention provides a diffusing plate with the angle of diffusion controllable within a desired range by use of a hologram, which is capable of presenting bright displays so that it is applicable to, for instance, a backlighting diffusing plate for liquid crystal display device. A diffusing plate 2 having an angle of diffusion θ is brought into close contact with a hologram photosensitive material 1. Then, parallel light 3 is obliquely at an angle of incidence α on the photosensitive material 1 while parallel light 4 is vertically incident on the diffusing plate 2. Thereupon, parallel light 4 is converted into diffused light 5 having an angle of diffraction θ upon passing through the diffusing plate 2. Diffused light 5 interferes with obliquely incident parallel light 3 from the opposite direction in photosensitive material 1 to produce interference fringes, thereby forming a reflection type hologram. Upon parallel illumination light on the hologram at the same angle of incidence α at which parallel light 3 strikes for recording, diffused light having the same angle of diffraction θ as that of diffused light 5 used for recording is reflected, and diffracted from this reflection type hologram.

170 Subject plate for recording holograms, hologram-making method, and hologram-recorded article EP96111510.2 1996-07-17 EP0754987A3 1997-09-17 Ueda, Kenji, c/o Dai Nippon Pr. Co., Ltd.; Tahara, Shigehiko, c/o Dai Nippon Pr. Co., Ltd.; Anegawa, Takehiko, c/o Dai Nippon Pr. Co., Ltd.; Morii, Akio, c/o Dai Nippon Pr. Co., Ltd.

The invention provides a hologram-recording subject plate comprising a block and a variety of subjects fixedly contained therein, which ensures easy, stable yet continuous recording of a multiplicity of identical holograms or different holograms reconstructible by illuminating light as is the case with a hologram-replicating method, a hologram-making method using the same, and a hologram-recorded article. The subject plate comprises a transparent solid block 5 and a hologram-recording subject S contained therein. A photosensitive material film 1 is applied directly onto one surface of the subject plate, and the subject plate is then irradiated with laser light 7 through the photosensitive material film 1. Such simple operation enables a multiplicity of identical holograms to be recorded in an easy, stable yet continuous manner.

171 Subject plate for recording holograms, hologram-making method, and hologram-recorded article EP96111510.2 1996-07-17 EP0754987A2 1997-01-22 Ueda, Kenji, c/o Dai Nippon Pr. Co., Ltd.; Tahara, Shigehiko, c/o Dai Nippon Pr. Co., Ltd.; Anegawa, Takehiko, c/o Dai Nippon Pr. Co., Ltd.; Morii, Akio, c/o Dai Nippon Pr. Co., Ltd.

The invention provides a hologram-recording subject plate comprising a block and a variety of subjects fixedly contained therein, which ensures easy, stable yet continuous recording of a multiplicity of identical holograms or different holograms reconstructible by illuminating light as is the case with a hologram-replicating method, a hologram-making method using the same, and a hologram-recorded article. The subject plate comprises a transparent solid block 5 and a hologram-recording subject S contained therein. A photosensitive material film 1 is applied directly onto one surface of the subject plate, and the subject plate is then irradiated with laser light 7 through the photosensitive material film 1. Such simple operation enables a multiplicity of identical holograms to be recorded in an easy, stable yet continuous manner.

172 Automatic constant wavelength holographic exposure system EP92119990.7 1992-11-24 EP0544231A1 1993-06-02 Arns, James A.

A hologram exposure system that includes a spherically curved mirror surface (17) positioned adjacent a substrate/hologram assembly (20) that includes a spherically curved hologram recording layer supported by a spherically curved substrate surface, wherein the spherically curved mirror surface is concentric with the spherically curved substrate surface. A first rotating means (11) provides for rotation of the curved mirror surface about a first axis (X) that passes through (a) the center of curvature of the spherically curved substrate surface that supports the hologram recording layer, and (b) a point on the hologram recording layer that allows for convenient rotation about the first axis; and a second rotating means (15) provides for rotation of the curved mirror surface about a second axis (2) that is orthogonal to the first axis and intersects the first axis at the center of curvature of the substrate surface that supports the hologram recording layer. The desired hologram area of the recording layer is holographically exposed by controllably rotating the mirror/recording layer/substrate assembly about the first and second axes while illuminating the assembly with an exposure beam (EB) that is incident on the recording layer at the intersection of the recording layer with said first axis and passes through the recording layer to be reflected by said mirror surface.

173 HOLOGRAPHIC DISPLAY DEVICE AND OPERATING METHOD THEREOF US15578569 2017-06-13 US20180329365A1 2018-11-15 Yuxin Zhang; Bingchuan Shi; Wei Wei
Holographic display device and operation method thereof are provided. A holographic display device includes a light source device including a plurality of, light sources; and an imager including a plurality of imaging regions each corresponding to one light source. The imager includes at least one spatial light modulator configured to receive light from the plurality of light sources to form a plurality of holographic images.
174 System and Method for Generating a Lithographic Image with the Use of a Reflective Concave Curvilinear Surface and a Digital Hologram in a Diverging Beam US15480334 2017-04-05 US20180292783A1 2018-10-11 Vadim Rakhovsky; Mikhail Borisov; Aleksey Shamaev; Dmitry Chelyubeev; Vitaly Chernik; Peter Mikheev
A system for generating a lithographic image contains a a light source that emits a diverging light beam and a reflective concave curvilinear surface onto which the diverging light beam falls and which reflects the diverging beam in the form of a converging beam. A digital hologram, which is placed into a diverging beam between the light source and the reflective surface, is coded in accordance with the lithographic image either preliminarily or dynamically, with the use of a spatial light modulator. From the curvilinear surface the spatially modulated beam is reflected in the form of a converging beam which falls onto an image-receiving substrate that is located in the image restoration plane and on which the lithographic image is generated.
175 SAW Modulators and Light Steering Methods US15883802 2018-01-30 US20180217473A1 2018-08-02 Ian W. Frank; Steven J. Byrnes; Juha-Pekka J. Laine; Gregg E. Favalora; Joseph J. Register; Dennis M. Callahan; Michael G. Moebius
An electro-holographic light field generator device is disclosed. The light field generator device has an optical substrate with a waveguide face and an exit face. One or more surface acoustic wave (SAW) optical modulator devices are included within each light field generator device. The SAW devices each include a light input, a waveguide, and a SAW transducer, all configured for guided mode confinement of input light within the waveguide. A leaky mode deflection of a portion of the waveguided light, or diffractive light, impinges upon the exit face. Multiple output optics at the exit face are configured for developing from each of the output optics a radiated exit light from the diffracted light for at least one of the waveguides. An RF controller is configured to control the SAW devices to develop the radiated exit light as a three-dimensional output light field with horizontal parallax and compatible with observer vertical motion.
176 Optical information recording/reproducing apparatus, optical information recording/reproducing method US15316411 2014-06-07 US09977402B2 2018-05-22 Yuzuru Takashima; Kenichi Shimada
An optical information recording/reproducing apparatus and method thereof which compensate for the effect of mechanical instability on holographic data storage. A time dependent deviation profile of an optical beam during recording is determined. The time dependent deviation profile is related to a phase profile to be applied to a reference beam during recording or reproduction of a hologram, and the related phase profile is applied to the reference beam during recording or reproduction of the hologram.
177 Holographic 3D recording device, reproducing device and display apparatus US15122307 2015-08-28 US09964924B2 2018-05-08 Yingli Meng
A holographic 3D recording device includes: a photorefractive crystal and a microlens array. The microlens array includes an array face and a side face. The microlens array is provided in a light path from an object to be photographed to the photorefractive crystal such that first light of object emitted through a diffuse reflection of the object to be photographed passes through the array face of the microlens array and becomes second light of object that is emitted to the photorefractive crystal. The photorefractive crystal is configured to receive the second light of object emitted by the microlens array and reference light, respectively, and save therein an interference fringe formed by the reference light and the second light of object. The first light of object and the reference light are coherent light.
178 Head mounted display using spatial light modulator to generate a holographic image US15060999 2016-03-04 US09964768B2 2018-05-08 Ka Ho Tam; David James Montgomery
A head mounted display device includes a light source that emits a high coherence light beam, a beam expansion/diverging element that expands the light beam emitted by the light source, and a beam converging element that converges the expanded light beam into a viewing zone. The light beam from the beam converging element is incident onto a spatial light modulator (SLM), and the SLM is configured to add a phase pattern and/or an amplitude pattern to the light beam to generate a virtual image that is visible to a user wearing the head mounted display device. The light converging element creates a beam or scanning beam axis that converges towards the eye, which enables a large field of view for a virtual or holographic image to be displayed.
179 System and method for generating a lithographic image with the use of a digital hologram and a reflective concave in curvilinear surface US15473363 2017-03-29 US09952516B1 2018-04-24 Vadim Rakhovsky; Mikhail Borisov; Aleksey Shamaev; Dmitry Chelyubeev; Vitaly Chernik; Peter Mikheev
A system for generating a lithographic image contains a alight source that emits a diverging light beam and a reflective concave curvilinear surface onto which the diverging light beam falls and which reflects the diverging beam in the form of a converging beam. A digital hologram, which is coded in accordance with the initial lithographic image either preliminarily or dynamically with the use of a spatial light modulator, is placed into the converging beam between the reflective surface and the image-receiving object. The image of an initial lithographic image formed on the image-receiving object is subsequently used in the processes of microlithography.
180 BACKLIGHT UNIT AND HOLOGRAPHIC DISPLAY DEVICE INCLUDING THE SAME US15604247 2017-05-24 US20180094791A1 2018-04-05 Hye Sog LEE; Jae Ho YOU
A backlight unit includes: a light source unit which outputs coherent light; a first reflection unit including a parabolic mirror; a second reflection unit facing the first reflection unit and including a flat mirror; and a holographic optical element which changes a path of incident light, where a reflection surface of the second reflection unit forms an acute angle with an light incident surface of the holographic optical element, and the coherent light output from the light source unit sequentially passes the first reflection unit, the second reflection unit, and the holographic optical element.
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