Browsing by Author "Pan Jui-Wen"

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Artificial retinal system and retinal implant chip thereof
(2014-05-27)
Wu Chun-Yu
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Lin Po-Kang
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Chiao Chuan-Chin
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Pan Jui-Wen
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Yang Wen-Chia
An artificial retinal system includes an external optical device having an image generator and a background light generator, and a retinal implant chip having a solar cell and a stimulus generator. The stimulus generator is disposed to receive a target image projected by the image generator and a background light provided by the background light generator, and receives the electrical power from the solar cell. The stimulus generator includes an image sensing stimulator operable to convert the target image into electrical stimuli, and a contrast enhancer for reducing effect of the background light on the electrical stimuli.
Artificial Retinal System and Retinal Implant Chip Thereof
(2013-08-22)
WU Chun-Yu
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LIN Po-Kang
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CHIAO Chuan-Chin
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Pan Jui-Wen
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YANG Wen-Chia
An artificial retinal system includes an external optical device having an image generator and a background light generator, and a retinal implant chip having a solar cell and a stimulus generator. The stimulus generator is disposed to receive a target image projected by the image generator and a background light provided by the background light generator, and receives the electrical power from the solar cell. The stimulus generator includes an image sensing stimulator operable to convert the target image into electrical stimuli, and a contrast enhancer for reducing effect of the background light on the electrical stimuli.
OPTICAL AID AND RETINAL IMPLANT DEVICE THEREOF
(2015-11-19)
Wu Chung-Yu
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Lin Po-Kang
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Chiao Chuan-Chin
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Pan Jui-Wen
An optical aid comprises a projecting device and a retinal implant device. The projecting device includes an image projector for outputting a projected image and a light generator for emitting an auxiliary light that differs in wavelength from the projected image. The retinal implant device includes an optical-to-electrical converter and an image sensor. The optical-to-electrical converter converts the auxiliary light received thereby into electricity for powering the image sensor. The image sensor is disposed in such a way that the auxiliary light is not received thereby, and generates an electrical stimulus signal associated with the projected image.
OPTICAL DEVICE FOR CAMERA TESTING
(2014-02-20)
Pan Jui-Wen
An optical device is to be disposed between a test screen and a test camera that captures an image on the test screen through the optical device. The optical device includes first, second, third and fourth lenses arranged from a camera side to a screen side in the given order. The first lens has a shape factor ranging from −10 to 5, the second lens is a positive lens and has a shape factor ranging from −15 to 2, the third lens is a positive lens and has a shape factor ranging from −30 to 1, and the fourth lens is a positive lens and has a shape factor ranging from −30 to 1. A ratio of a focal length of the optical device to that of the test camera ranges from 1 to 80.
Optical device for camera testing
(2014-12-02)
Pan Jui-Wen
An optical device is to be disposed between a test screen and a test camera that captures an image on the test screen through the optical device. The optical device includes first, second, third and fourth lenses arranged from a camera side to a screen side in the given order. The first lens has a shape factor ranging from −10 to 5, the second lens is a positive lens and has a shape factor ranging from −15 to 2, the third lens is a positive lens and has a shape factor ranging from −30 to 1, and the fourth lens is a positive lens and has a shape factor ranging from −30 to 1. A ratio of a focal length of the optical device to that of the test camera ranges from 1 to 80.
OPTICIAL FILM AND LIGHT SOURCE MODULE
(2015-12-03)
Hsu Yu-Kai
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Pan Jui-Wen
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Chiang Che-Wen
An optical film adapted to be disposed over a light source is provided. The optical film includes a substrate, a plurality of columnar prismatic units, and a plurality of lenticular lenses. The substrate has a first surface and a second surface, wherein the first surface is located between the second surface and the light source. The columnar prismatic units comprises a plurality of columnar prisms protruding from the first surface or a plurality of prismatic recesses indented in the first surface, and the plurality of columnar prismatic units are arranged along a first direction and respectively extend along a second direction. The lenticular lenses are protruded from the second surface. The lenticular lenses are arranged along the first direction and respectively extend along the second direction. A light source module is also provided.
PRISM SYSTEM AND METHOD THEREOF FOR ELIMINATING COLOR ABERRATION
(2013-07-18)
Lin Sheng-Han
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Pan Jui-Wen
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Wang Hsiang-Hua
A prism system and method for eliminating color aberration in an illumination system of a micro projector is disclosed. A light beam enters into a first prism through a light incident surface thereof and is further emitted through a light-emitting surface of the first prism. The light beam then enters into a second prism through a first interface thereof, passes through a second interface of the second prism and reaches a digital micromirror device (DMD). The light beam is reflected by the DMD so as to pass through the second interface and reach the first interface. The light beam is totally reflected by the first interface so as to be emitted through a third interface of the second prism. Therefore, the invention eliminates lateral color aberration that occurs in an active area of the DMD, reduces costs of illumination equipment and achieves a preferred projection effect.
SECONDARY OPTICAL ELEMENT AND LIGHT SOURCE MODULE
(2015-12-03)
Hsu Yu-Kai
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Pan Jui-Wen
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Huang Yung-Chih
A secondary optical element including a light incidence surface, a light emitting surface, and a connecting surface is provided. The light incidence surface includes a first and a second light incidence surfaces. The first light incidence surface is a curved surface recessed toward the light emitting surface. The light emitting surface is opposite to the light incidence surface and includes a first and a second light emitting surfaces. The first light emitting surface is a free-form surface recessed toward the light incidence surface or a flat surface. The second light emitting surface is a free-form surface. A diameter of the second light emitting surface is larger than a diameter of the second light incidence surface, and the connecting surface is connected between the second light incidence surface and the second light emitting surface. A light source module is also provided.