投影机尺寸定律(国外英文资料).docVIP

投影机尺寸定律(国外英文资料) Screen width (meter) = screen size (inch) x 0.0254 m/inch x 0.8 = screen size 50 The screen height (meter) = screen size (inch) x 0.0254 m/inch x 0.6 = screen size 66 You get meters According to the formula: The width of the 60-inch screen is 60 and 50 = 1.2 (meters) is 60 and 66 = 0.909 (meters) The width of a 150 inch screen is 150 and 50 = 3 (meters) is 150 and 66 = 2.27 (meters) The width of the 200 inch screen is 200 and 50 = 4 (meters) height is 200 and 66 = 3 (meters) Its a Chinese version of the ProjectorCentral projection calculator [2008.5.22] Calculator Pro in English provides information about the projector and the relative height of the screen (lens offset). More accurate, better use! /projection-calculator-pro.cfm HC1500, for example: ProjectorCentral Chinese offers a very useful tool: projection calculators. /projection-calculator.cfm? Lang = Chinese It can be a projector in any database For a given image size, calculate the range of the projected distance (for example, the AX200 is 100 inches, knowing that the projector can be installed three meters away); For a projected distance, calculate the size of the image (for example, the pitch is 3.8 meters, and you want to know if VW60 can be 120 inches). Examples are: Case one: AX200 100 inches, can be cast in 3 meters: Step 1: enter the projection calculator page Step 2: select vendors and models (Panasonic Home, AX200), and the resulting calculator image is a bit slow and requires a bit of patience Step 3: verify that the unit is an English (marked 1 in the picture) and fill in the image size 100 inches (mark 2 in the picture) Noted in step 4: unit to the metric system (figure 3) select the projection range noted in (figure 4) drag the projection distance sliding scale (noted in figure 5), you can see, 100 inches of minimum distance of 3.1 m, 3 m is not enough. Example 2. The VW60 pitch is 3.8 meters and can be cast 120 inches. Step one: go together Step 2: select vendor and model (Sony