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LCD video projector

Patent 5895110 Issued on April 20, 1999. Estimated Expiration Date: Icon_subject December 4, 2017. Estimated Expiration Date is calculated based on simple USPTO term provisions. It does not account for terminal disclaimers, term adjustments, failure to pay maintenance fees, or other factors which might affect the term of a patent.

Patent References

Video projector lens angulation mechanism
Patent #: 4606628
Issued on: 08/19/1986
Inventor: Vance

Mechanism for moving a projection lens assembly to alter projecting magnification
Patent #: 4998135
Issued on: 03/05/1991
Inventor: Hyodo

Projecting method for picture display apparatus
Patent #: 5285287
Issued on: 02/08/1994
Inventor: Shikama

Video projector with monitor screen
Patent #: 5396301
Issued on: 03/07/1995
Inventor: Sasaki, et al.

Projection apparatus
Patent #: 5599083
Issued on: 02/04/1997
Inventor: Mort

LCD projector with retractable projection lens assembly Patent #: 5642927
Issued on: 07/01/1997
Inventor: Booth, et al.

Inventors

Assignee

Application

No. 984800 filed on 12/04/1997

US Classes:

353/31, Multicolor picture353/101Lens position adjustable

Examiners

Primary: Metjahic, Safet
Assistant: Nguyen, Huy

Attorney, Agent or Firm

Foreign Patent References

  • 5-21246 JP. 01/23/1993
  • 5-27324 JP. 02/23/1993
  • 5-40309 JP. 02/23/1993
  • 8-129227 JP. 05/23/1996
  • 8-160488 JP. 06/23/1996

International Classes

G03B 021/00
G03B 003/00

Foreign Application Priority Data

1996-12-06 JP

Abstract

A nut 13 is provided on a holding board 9 of a barrel 8 housing a projection lens. At both sides of a holding base 11 are supporting plates 12 having a stepping shape for presenting a sliding gap, and the holding board 9 is inserted in the sliding gap. At an upper corner of the holding base 11 is a pivot pedestal 14, and a shift rod 15 is attached revolvable to the pivot pedestal 14, the shift rod 15 having a screw portion 16 that engage with the nut 13. The projection lens moves up and down driven via nut 13 by revolution of the shift rod 15, for the height adjustment of projection lens.

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