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1 September 1991 Holographic mirrors laminated into windshields for automotive head-up display and solar protective glazing applications
Manfred-Andreas Beeck, Thorsten Frost, Wilbert Windeln
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Abstract
Holographic mirrors within laminated windshields are used to increase the reflectivity of a windshield or parts of it for a defined spectral wavelength band and for specific angular directions, while its transmissivity in the remaining spectral region is nearly unchanged. A narrow-band, highly reflective holographic mirror serves as a combiner for a car head-up display. Large-sized, broadband holographic mirrors are used to realize a solar protective glazing with direction-dependent transmissivity in the visible spectral range. The holograms are mass-producible and withstand the lamination process for safety glass windshields.
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Manfred-Andreas Beeck, Thorsten Frost, and Wilbert Windeln "Holographic mirrors laminated into windshields for automotive head-up display and solar protective glazing applications", Proc. SPIE 1507, Holographic Optics III: Principles and Applications, (1 September 1991); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.47060
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KEYWORDS
Holography

Mirrors

Heads up displays

Reflectivity

Solar energy

Holograms

Visible radiation

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