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عمل الطالبة/
ندا ممدوح محمود حسين
تحت أشراف /د .مصطفي جودت
حل المسألة-:
R1 = Ye – Gr – Bl – Sl
R1 = 4 5 %10
R1 = 45 ± 4.5
R1=49.5 R1=40.5
R2 = Or – ye – Br – Gl
R2 = 3 4 0 %5
R2 = 340±17
R2=357 R2=323
V=14 I=2.4
Rt = V ÷ I = 14 ÷ 2.4 = 5.83
R3 = 5.83
R3 = 5.8
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Lcd projector
The LCD projector was invented by New York inventor Gene Dolg
off. He began working on it in college in 1968 as a way to produce
a video projector that would be brighter than the then-available
3-CRT projectors. The idea was to use an element referred to as
a "light valve" to regulate the amount of light that passes through
it. This would allow the use of a very powerful external light
source. After trying many different materials, he settled on liquid
crystals to modulate the light in 1971. It took him until 1984 to
get an addressable liquid crystal display (LCD), which is when he
built the world's first LCD projector. After building it, he saw
many problems that had to be corrected including major light
losses and very noticeable pixels. He then invented new optical
methods to create a high efficiency and high-brightness projector
and invented depixelization to eliminate the appearance of the
pixels. With patents all around the world, he started
Projectavision, Inc. in 1988, the world's first LCD projector
company, which he took public on Nasdaq in 1990. He licensed
the technology to other companies such as Panasonic and
Samsung. This technology and company started the digital
projection industry. In 1989 he was awarded the first Darpa
contract ($1 million) for proposing that the US HDTV standard
should use digital processing and projection. As a member of the
National Association of Photographic Manufacturers (NAPM)
Standards Subcommittee, IT7-3, he along with Leon Shapiro, co-
developed the worldwide ANSI standard for measurement of
brightness, contrast, and resolution of electronic projectors.
In 2004 and 2005, LCD front projection has been enjoying a come-
back because of the addition of the dynamic iris which has
improved perceived contrast up to the levels of DLP.
DLP ROJECTOR
What is a DLP projector? Let’s start with DLP itself. It stands for Digital
Light Processor, and that’s the type of “chip” used in almost half of the
world’s projectors. DLP, as in DLP projectors is the marketing term. The
actual technical term for the “DLP” chips themselves is DMD, which
Texas Instruments (creator of the technology, and manufacturer of the
chips) called DMD, or digital micro device.
You’ve probably already heard about those million or so tiny mirrors.
Probably you heard about them on those DLP commercials TI likes to run
on major TV events. I’ve seen their ads on the Oscars, key sporting
events, and other programming. (You know, the cute little curly headed
girl the box, the elephant and the beam of light!)
DLP projectors have often been the ones pushing the industry forward.
Due to their design strengths, they led the charge to smaller, lighter
projectors. Even today, (let’s forget those tiny pico projectors for a
moment - which are mostly DLP), the smallest regular projectors are
definitely DLPs. Their single chip design makes it easier to build a
smaller, lighter projector than one using three chips, such as LCD
projectors, LCoS projectors, and even the big expensive 3 chip DLP
projectors (which are in a whole other world in terms of price).
DLP projectors were the first under 10 pound projectors, then later, the
first under 7, under 4, under 3 and under 2 pound projectors. Today, there
are many lightweight DLP projectors found under 4 pounds although they
are almost all at least 2.5 pounds. By comparison, there are few LCD
projectors under 4 pounds, and overall they get neither as small or light.
More recently, DLP projectors have been the first to hit the market 3D
ready. Oh, it’s early, the first models aren’t 3D compatible with, for
example, 3D Blu-ray players. The point though, is that the DLP folks are
pushing the technologies. DLP projectors were also the first fixed panel
projectors to sport really good black levels for home theater, although
other technologies and new enhancements like dynamic irises have
leveled that playing filed to a large degree.
Today, the bulk of the lowest cost entry-level home theater projectors, as
well as the most expensive ones, are DLP technology, with LCD and
LCoS projectors (ie. SXRD), starting for a few hundred more. On the
business side, DLP projectors start from less than $500.
For your consideration, some very popular business/education suitable
DLP projectors and some home theater DLP projectors. In both cases,
I’ve listed popular models that vary in price and performance to provide
some idea of the variety.