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BALDEV RAM MIRDHA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

TOPIC:-DIGITAL LIGHT PROCESSING
Electronic projection display technology for high-brightness applications had its origins in the Gretag Eidophor, an oil film-based projection system developed in the early 1940s. A number of solid state technologies have challenged the Eidophor, including CRT-addressed LCD light valves and active-matrix-addressed LCD panels. More recently, in response to various limitations of the LCD technologies, high-brightness systems have been developed based on Digital light processing tm technology. At the heart of the DLP tm projection display is the Digital Micro-mirror Device tm (DMD)tm, a semiconductor-based array of fast, reflective digital light switches that precisely control a light source using a binary pulse width modulation technique. This report describes the design, operation, performance, and advantages of DLP-based projection systems for high-brightness, high-resolution applications. It also presents the current status of high-brightness products that will soon be on the market. Key Words: Digital Micro-mirror Device, DMD, Digital Light Processing, DLP, spatial light modulator, SLM, micro-electromechanical systems, MEMS, digital imaging, projection displays. Submitted to Mr.Mukesh Jakhar Asst. Prof. EC Department Submitted by Pavitra M10EC085