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How LCD Projectors Work (Part 1 of 2)

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Uploaded by on May 17, 2009

This is part 1 of 2 showing how a typical LCD projector works, using a projector from a used up rear projection TV.
You will see how the optical system works in this part, from the special mirrors used to let some color light through, but reflect others, and the lens systems which produces light uniformity, as well as tinted lenses to help true up some colors.
Part 2 will continue with the image assembly, including the projection lenses, the prizm that combines the three colors of the displays, to the output cast on a wall.

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  • LCD stands for Liquid Crystal Display I think you mean DLP projector which means Digital Light Projector

  • @KeithWasHere1

    This thing is fairly useless now, as the one lens that keeps the geometry is currently "in hiding". I'm not sure about selling it yet, as I might do something with it. Not sure yet.

    I'll have to see if I can find that important lens first.....

  • @KeithWasHere1 eh i think it might of been a few things..like the cord i used i think the ground pin might of been faulty and the juice didnt have anywhere to go or shipping might of knocked the ballast out of whack.. it was a double deal it and a viewsonic pj350 (it and the dell 3100mp and a few other projos are the exact same just rebadged) so two projos with bulbs w/low hours for like 38 with free shipping isnt bad..and the board it burned up only costs like 35 bucks to replace.so no biggie.

  • @georgef551 not nessiscarily..im doing some R & D on a laser projector and the lenses and dichros would come in real handy...how many are there? and if you were to sell..what kinda price? if you got a model number i can look it up and get more info on it...still got the projection lens?

  • @KeithWasHere1

    Oh, no, I don't have any of that stuff. Just the optics. The boards, bulbs, all long gone. This won't be any use to you then.

  • @KeithWasHere1

    I think it was a "killer" deal, if you get what I mean.

    I'd get the police on that guy. :D

  • i just got a dell 3100mp off the net the other day for 30 some odd bucks with bulb...plugged it in and the damn DC-DC board fried on me..not more than 2 min out of the box and a big dark cloud of smoke comes out of it....thought i was getting a killer deal...

  • @georgef551 thats cool,i just want the lenses and boards and LCD'S..bulbs too if you got them. i mess with LCD and CRT projos alot and am always looking for spare parts...what kind of projo was it?

  • @KeithWasHere1

    I'm not sure. There's an important piece that got misplaced (corrective lens to eliminate severe pincushioning), and some of it's housing is broke. Nothing a little glue couldn't somewhat fix).

  • @georgef551 you interested in selling it.? if so how much?

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