OSCI has completed the reverse optical engineering analysis report on Samsung’s third generation LED-based pocket projector is now available.  The Samsung SP-P400B Optical Tear-Down Report highlights significant design changes and as an industry first, Samsung has utilized Luminus Devices PhlatLight® LEDs in their illumination system; making the SP-P400B the first commercially available LED-based digital projector to do so.

The Samsung SP-P400B Optical Tear-Down Report provides critical information regarding the design and performance trade-offs of the SP-P400B from the new sleek and modern exterior to the redesigned illumination systems that accommodates the powerful light engine with its 150 ANSI lumen output.   For “those who need to know”—this report will accelerate them up the steep learning curve of understanding of the optical path, optical components, how they work and what it so unique about this particular LED-based digital projector.

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Our reverse engineered optical system analysis provides you with an in-depth and thorough look at the optical performance and design trade-offs; while providing a close-up look at “what’s inside the box” optically.

Our analyses report saves you valuable time and money, because we have done all of the work for you.  Now all you and your colleagues need to do is accelerate up the steep learning curve of HB LED digital projector light engine technology. 

This report has  over 153 high-resolution photographs, graphs, and illustrations that cover the analysis of the optical system and layout, light engine assembly, illumination and imaging systems and their throughput; and optical components, subassembly components; and the unique design features and color analyses for the SP-P400B LED pocket projector. 

The light engine assembly includes a comprehensive inventory of the optical components driven by the powerful Luminus HB LEDs. 

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By purchasing this optical analyses report, you will be saving on several levels.  The cost of at least three or four weeks of optical and opto-mechanical engineering time, the investment in tools and measurement equipment, and the cost of a marching army to perform the actual tear-down and analyze the data.  A company could spend upwards of $50,000 to $100,000 to accomplish everything offered in a report of this caliber.  Realistically, no one is going to pay this amount for a single report.  However, we are offering you this value-packed optical system analysis report  for a price that won't break the bank—$1495

This tear-down report is especially for those in the supply chain, engineering, R&D, product design and manufacturing, field service, marketing and others. Any company in the highly competitive LED-based pocket projector race can immediately benefit from the knowledge they will gain from this report and use it to increase their marketing standing.