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Imaging device and method for eliminating edge effects in spatial modulators

CA 2328870 A1 · Owner: Moulin, Michel · Inventors: Moulin, Michel

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An imaging device comprising an electro-optic modulator (5) for modulating incident laser beams; an array of adjacent electrodes comprising a group of imaging electrodes (6) addressed in accordance with image information; means (2) to illuminate an area slightly larger than the width of said imaging electrodes; and one or more additional electrodes (8) located on each side of said group of imaging electrodes to permanently direct extraneous marginal beams to light-stop means so that only the light emerging from the imaging electrodes is allowed to reach a light sensitive medium (11).

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FiledMarch 10, 2000
GrantedNo grant recorded
Term endedMarch 10, 2020
Patent numberCA 2328870 A1
Classification (IPC)G02F1/03 +2 more

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