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| 20090141336 | PROJECTION DISPLAY DEVICES EMPLOYING FRUSTRATED TOTAL INTERNAL REFLECTION - An image forming device for use in an optical projection device includes an optical interface and an array of movable elements selectively movable toward or away from the optical interface to selectively locally frustrate total internal reflection at the optical interface such that light totally internally reflected at the optical interface defines an image. A projection display device includes an optical projector system including the image forming device. | 06-04-2009 |
| 20090147513 | BACKLIGHTING LED POWER DEVICES - A generally planar illumination, display, or backlighting device is disclosed, including a generally planar arrangement of side emitting light emitting diode (LED) devices generating side emitted illumination, and a generally planar arrangement of wavelength conversion elements arranged coplanar with the generally planar arrangement of side emitting light emitting diode (LED) devices. The wavelength conversion elements are interspersed amongst the side emitting LED devices and configured to wavelength convert the side emitted illumination generated by the side emitting LED devices. A display device using such a generally planar illumination device is also disclosed, in which a liquid crystal display (LCD) panel is backlit by the generally planar illumination device. | 06-11-2009 |
| 20090261490 | FILM INSERT MOLDING (FIM) ON A 3D SHAPE - Systems and methods are described for performing film insert molding (FIM) on a 3D shape, such as a traffic light shell or cover. A film is pre-generated for a surface to be covered by the film, and is inserted into a mold. A viscous material is then injected into the mold and the film bonds to the shell as the viscous material cools and hardens. The film includes a material selected to provide one or more of scratch resistance, improved shell hardness, UV protection, corrosion protection etc., and/or may be selected to alter optical characteristics of the shell. | 10-22-2009 |
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| 20100111480 | ARMORED FIBER OPTIC ASSEMBLIES AND METHODS OF MAKING THE SAME - Armored fiber optic assemblies are disclosed that include a dielectric armor along with methods for manufacturing the same. The dielectric armor has an armor profile, thereby resembling conventional metal armored cable to the craft. The dielectric armor provides additional crush and impact resistance and the like for the optical fibers and/or fiber optic assembly therein. The dielectric armor is advantageous to the craft since it provides the desired mechanical performance without requiring the time and expense of grounding like conventional metal armored cables. Additionally, the armored fiber optic assemblies can have any suitable flame and/or smoke rating for meeting the requirements of the intended space. | 05-06-2010 |
| 20100162770 | Armored Fiber Optic Assemblies and Methods of Making the Same - Armored fiber optic assemblies are disclosed that include a dielectric armor along with methods for manufacturing the same. The dielectric armor has an armor profile, thereby resembling conventional metal armored cable to the craft. The dielectric armor provides additional crush and impact resistance and the like for the optical fibers and/or fiber optic assembly therein. The dielectric armor is advantageous to the craft since it provides the desired mechanical performance without requiring the time and expense of grounding like conventional metal armored cables. Additionally, the armored fiber optic assemblies can have any suitable flame and/or smoke rating for meeting the requirements of the intended space. | 07-01-2010 |
| 20100260459 | Armored Fiber Optic Assemblies and Methods of Forming Fiber Optic Assemblies - Cables have dielectric armor with an armor profile that resembles conventional metal armored cable. The dielectric armor provides additional crush and impact resistance for the optical fibers and/or fiber optic assembly therein. The armored cables recover substantially from deformation caused by crush loads. Additionally, the armored fiber optic assemblies can have any suitable flame and/or smoke rating for meeting the requirements of the intended space. | 10-14-2010 |
| 20100278492 | Armored Fiber Optic Assemblies and Methods of Forming Fiber Optic Assemblies - Cables have dielectric armor with an armor profile that resembles conventional metal armored cable. The armor can be formed as a single layer, without requiring an outer jacket layer. The dielectric armor provides additional crush and impact resistance for the optical fibers and/or fiber optic assembly therein. The armored cables recover substantially from deformation caused by crush loads. Additionally, the armored fiber optic assemblies can have any suitable flame and/or smoke rating for meeting the requirements of the intended space. The assemblies can additionally be lightweight and relatively inexpensive to manufacture. | 11-04-2010 |
| 20110262087 | ARMORED FIBER OPTIC ASSEMBLIES AND METHODS OF FORMING FIBER OPTIC ASSEMBLIES - Cables have dielectric armors with armor profiles that provide additional crush and impact resistance for the optical fibers and/or fiber optic assembly therein, while retaining flexibility to aid during installation. The armored cables recover substantially from deformation caused by crush loads. | 10-27-2011 |
