DEL TACO Torrance, CA Sep 2012 to Jan 2013 COOKCITY OF LV VETS REC CENTER Las Vegas, NV Aug 2011 to Apr 2012 GYMNASIUM MONITOR/CHILD CARE ASSISTANTKFC Las Vegas, NV Aug 2010 to Apr 2012 Team Member
DEL TACO Torrance, CA Sep 2012 to Jan 2013 COOKCITY OF LV VETS REC CENTER Las Vegas, NV Aug 2011 to Apr 2012 GYMNASIUM MONITOR/CHILD CARE ASSISTANTKFC Las Vegas, NV Aug 2010 to Apr 2012 Team Member
Donald C. Conemac - Simi Valley CA, US Eric Harlen Ford - La Canada CA, US
Assignee:
Advanced Laser Technologies, Inc. - Camarillo CA
International Classification:
G09G 300
US Classification:
345 32, 345108, 345110, 359204, 359216
Abstract:
A light beam display employing interlaced light beam scanning comprising a display screen having a vertical and a horizontal dimension, a source of a plurality of light beams and an optical path including a movable reflector having a plurality of reflective facets between the display screen and the light beam source. The movable reflector directs the plural light beams to the display screen via one or more facets of the movable reflector to simultaneously illuminate plural different scan lines of the display which are spaced apart by plural non-illuminated scan lines. An optical mechanical element is provided for vertically shifting the light beams so as to illuminate different scan lines of the display screen.
A light beam display employs a polygon reflector to scan one or more light beams in horizontal scan lines on a display screen. A horizontal scan line correction lens is provided in the optical path between the display screen and the polygon reflector to correct scan line bowing. An optical mechanical element is provided for vertically shifting the light beams so as to illuminate different scan lines of the display screen. Control electronics is employed to adjust the timing on a line by line basis to correct vertical pixel line distortion introduced by the correction lens.
Optical Design Of A Wide Field Of View Pupil Forming Hud
- Chicago IL, US Carl J. Vorst - St. Ann MO, US Eric H. Ford - Shadow Hills CA, US
Assignee:
THE BOEING COMPANY - Chicago IL
International Classification:
G02B 27/01
Abstract:
A head up display or HUD system, including methods and apparatus, suitable for use in a flight simulator. According to the present teachings, a flight simulator HUD may be configured to produce a HUD image that appears superimposed on a simulated cockpit field of view image, and which has substantially the same relatively short focal distance from the user as the simulated image. A simulator HUD according to the present teachings does not require any holographic optical elements or an unrealistic cockpit volume, and provides an accurate simulation of conditions in a real aircraft cockpit.
Port Hueneme, CA Oxnard, CA Ventura, CA Stanford, CA Washington, DC
Work:
Touch Arcade - Freelance Review Writer (2011) Department of the Navy (Civilian) - Contract Specialist/Law (2009) Apple, Inc (Volt) Stanford Alumni Center Stanford ResComp Washington College of Law
Education:
American University Washington College of Law, Stanford University, Santa Clara High School
About:
After being in school for twenty years, I've finally entered the work force as an intern in the PDC program in the Department of the Navy at Port Hueneme, CA. Past-times include watching the Laker...
Tagline:
Boring Government Employee by Day, Less Boring Gamer by Night.
Eric Ford
Lived:
Kansas City Garden Grove, CA Kansas City, MO Lee's Summit, MO