Aiming mirror?
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Laser lense.
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Solar eclipse lense
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It's an IC of some kind, like an EPROM with a UV window or a small CPU sans heatsink.
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Kitsune is basically correct in that is an IC, but Bruce is actually closest.
It's from another type of projector, a DLP as opposed to the LCD I took apart last time. That is a Digital Micromirror Device. From Wikipedia... "In DLP projectors, the image is created by microscopically small mirrors laid out in a matrix on a semiconductor chip, known as a Digital Micromirror Device (DMD). Each mirror represents one or more pixels in the projected image." That little sucker has close to a million ittybitty mirrors that are physically moved electrostatically in an on/off fashion to represent each pixel of an image. The scale on the ruler is inches. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Micromirror_Device |
I just read that Wiki entry for DMDs. Bullshit... what they described is not possible. I mean, 16 micrometres across?... 1024 shades of gray?... SRAMs? C'mon, they just won't admit it's really magic, will they... not fooling me though, I know they've got pointy hats and dead black cats in the back room. :eyebrow:
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Bruce, Bruce, Bruce...the black cats aren't much use if they're dead.
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Well they weren't dead, until you had to go and open the door.
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simple hitch
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metal turd...:unsure:
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paperclip
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After constipation-from-hell and Thor's paperclip, I think it looks like a device used to hold railway lines onto the sleepers ("crossties" as you quaint bumpkins call them ;) ).
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