https://www.goolton.com/products/m3043-ar-optical-module.html
M3043 adopts Lcos array optical waveguide.
This optical display module is a top-down module, which is mainly used in AR equipment in the form of helmets and safety helmets.
FOV reaches more than 40°.
The transmittance is more than 85%.
Compared with competitors, the brightness is higher, the image size is larger, and the distortion is small.
Technical Specifications Of M3043 Optical Module
Item Spec M3043
Field of View Diagonal FOV 43
Technology 0.55' LCOS
Display Panel Aspect ratio 16:09
Horizontal display resolution 1920
Horizontal display resolution 1080
FPS up to 420 Hz
Pixel Pitch 6.3
Panel dimensions 12.096×6.804
Eyebox 13×10
Eyebox&Eye Relief Eye Relief 22
Virtual imaging size 93''@3m
Image quality Contrast 1000:01:00
Optical distortion <4
See-through transmission See-through transmission >85%
Weight Weight ~40g
Optical module seize Seize ~29.5*51*16
Features Of M3043 Optical Module
M3043 adopts Lcos polarized array optical waveguide display. This module is a top-down module, which is mainly used in AR equipment in the form of helmets and safety helmets.
FOV reaches more than 40°. The transmittance is more than 85%. Compared with competitors, the brightness is higher, the image size is larger, and the distortion is small.
Small: the size of the projector is reduced by 85%
Light: weight is about 33g
Thin: Refraction distortion is less than 2mm
Color: ultra-high contrast, resolution, color reproduction, and ultra-full color gamut coverage
Low power consumption: battery life can last about 10 hours
Large viewing angle: M3043 adopts a top-down structure, the horizontal field of view is completely unobstructed
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