Display system for projecting information to a driver of a car
Abstract
Abstract A head-up display system of an automotive vehicle, comprising outboard-side and inboard-side glass plates constituting a front windshield glass. The inboard-side glass defines thereinside a passenger compartment in which a driver resides. An intermediate film is disposed between the outboard-side and inboard-side glass plates to bond the glass plates. An optically functioning film arrangement is disposed between the outboard-side and inboard-side glass plates. The optically functioning film arrangement includes first and second polarization-direction changing layers, and a light-transmittable reflection layer disposed between the first and second polarization-direction changing layers. The three layers are laminated to form a single body of the optically functioning film arrangement which is bonded to the outboard-side glass plate and separate from the inboard-side glass plate so that a layer of the intermediate film lies between the optically functioning film arrangement and the inboard-side glass plate. A displaying device is provided to generate a display light of driving information. A light-polarizing device is provided to polarize the display light into P-wave. The display light having the P-wave is to be incident around Brewster's angle on the inboard-side glass plate and reaches the light-transmittable reflection layer to be reflected toward the driver so as to form a display of the driving information.
Inventors
- 👤 Motoh c/o Central Glass Company Ltd. Asakura
- 👤 Kazuya c/o Central Glass Company Ltd. Kobayashi
- 👤 Shinji c/o Central Glass Company Ltd. Nishikawa
- 👤 Isao c/o Central Glass Company Ltd. Nakamura
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