US PATENT SUBCLASS 250 / 329
RECORD PROJECTORS


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250 /   HD   RADIANT ENERGY

329RECORD PROJECTORS


DEFINITION

Classification: 250/329

(under the class definition) Subject matter which includes a source of radiation, a screen and a record having a pattern or a support for a record wherein the radiation forms a radiation image of the pattern and (1) a light image of the radiation image is formed on the screen or (2) a light reversal image is formed on the screen, when illuminated and methods of using such means.

(1) Note. Included are devices which as a result of part (2) of the definition cause more contrast of image details on the screen when illuminated.

(2) Note. The screen is not restricted to a luminescent type as long as an image can be seen as a result of a radiation image incident upon the screen.

SEE OR SEARCH THIS CLASS, SUBCLASS:

271, for coded record readers wherein the reader gives a response to identify a code pattern.

316.1+, for methods and apparatus for recording infrared patterns from a infrared source by means of a screen and a recording member.

327.2, for methods and apparatus including a source with a recording detector which may utilize a screen in the production of a record. 330, for methods and apparatus for infrared pattern conversion to visible light images.

458.1+, for methods and apparatus for irradiating as luminophor generally.

483.1+, for luminescent devices, per se.

SEE OR SEARCH CLASS

40, Card, Picture, or Sign Exhibiting,

361+, for film viewers generally.

348, Television,

744+, for television systems wherein the image is projected onto a screen.

353, Optics: Image Projectors,

1+, for image projectors generally.

355, Photocopying, 18+, and 78+ for methods and apparatus for photocopying by projection or contact printing.

359, Optics: Systems (Including Communication) and Elements,

369, and 400 for compound lens systems with viewing screens and 466+ for Stereoscopic viewers.