SIM2 MULTIMEDIA UNVEILS AT INFOCOMM THE 1st PRODUCT FEATURING TEXAS INSTRUMENTS' SCR (Sequential Color Recapture) TECHNOLOGY IN A REARPROJECTION APPLICATION:
THE RP U271 ENGINE
Orlando - Florida, June 2003: SIM2 Multimedia is proud to announce the RP U271 engine, the first product to feature TI’s SCR (Sequential Color Recapture) technology, and designed for rear projection applications such as command and control, visual messaging and digital signage. SIM2 will unveil the RP U271 engine in occasion of the Infocomm 2003 at the Rosen Center Hotel.
The SCR technology enables the recycling of the lamp output that is rejected by the color wheel filters. The light reflected from the filters is re-collected and passed through the color wheel at a different position, thus increasing lumens efficiency (40% increase in brightness).
It also enables slower rotation speed for the color wheel, reducing audible noise, as well as a smaller lamp and thermal load, higher contrast ratio, resulting in a more efficient and performing projection engine.
Indeed, SCR is a new milestone in technology evolution that allows the design of top quality products with a low impact on environment and exceptional characteristics.
“This is another proof of SIM2 ability to foresee market needs and punctually develop products with cutting-edge technology for the user’s benefit” says Maurizio Cini, Managing Director of SIM2 Multimedia. “ Our next goal is to implement SCR also into the home theater product line, where longevity and high brightness are the features most demanded and appreciated by consumers. We shall present the first samples at CEDIA 2003, confident that it will be a sure success”.
Ciao
Francesco
THE RP U271 ENGINE
Orlando - Florida, June 2003: SIM2 Multimedia is proud to announce the RP U271 engine, the first product to feature TI’s SCR (Sequential Color Recapture) technology, and designed for rear projection applications such as command and control, visual messaging and digital signage. SIM2 will unveil the RP U271 engine in occasion of the Infocomm 2003 at the Rosen Center Hotel.
The SCR technology enables the recycling of the lamp output that is rejected by the color wheel filters. The light reflected from the filters is re-collected and passed through the color wheel at a different position, thus increasing lumens efficiency (40% increase in brightness).
It also enables slower rotation speed for the color wheel, reducing audible noise, as well as a smaller lamp and thermal load, higher contrast ratio, resulting in a more efficient and performing projection engine.
Indeed, SCR is a new milestone in technology evolution that allows the design of top quality products with a low impact on environment and exceptional characteristics.
“This is another proof of SIM2 ability to foresee market needs and punctually develop products with cutting-edge technology for the user’s benefit” says Maurizio Cini, Managing Director of SIM2 Multimedia. “ Our next goal is to implement SCR also into the home theater product line, where longevity and high brightness are the features most demanded and appreciated by consumers. We shall present the first samples at CEDIA 2003, confident that it will be a sure success”.
Ciao
Francesco
