Patent classifications
G03B21/43
Multi-lens camera module
A multi-lens camera module comprises at least two lens modules located side-by-side. Each lens module can be a voice coil motor (VCM) lens module having an auto-focusing (AF) or/and an optical image stabilizer (OIS) functions. The surface where two lens modules are adjacent with is called the neighbouring surface. A projection view on the neighbouring surface of a plurality of secondary driving magnets of these lens modules located at two sides of the neighbouring surface includes at least one secondary driving magnet which has two opposite edges with unequal length; in addition, shapes of these two opposite edges include at least one of the following: slope, arc and straight line. These secondary driving magnets are arranged across the neighbouring surface in a staggered manner.
RECORDING DEVICE
A winding unit includes a rail extending in an X direction, a support portion that is supported on the rail, that is movable in the X direction, and that is capable of supporting rolled medium, and a support mechanism that is supported on the rail and that is movable in the X direction. The support mechanism includes a placement portion capable of supporting the rolled medium from a vertically downward direction side, and a position adjustment unit that rises the placement portion in a vertically upward direction when the rolled medium is removed from the support portion. When viewed from a Y direction intersecting the X direction, a placement surface of the placement portion on which the rolled medium is placed is curved to be convex in the vertically upward direction.
RECORDING DEVICE
A winding unit includes a rail extending in an X direction, a support portion that is supported on the rail, that is movable in the X direction, and that is capable of supporting rolled medium, and a support mechanism that is supported on the rail and that is movable in the X direction. The support mechanism includes a placement portion capable of supporting the rolled medium from a vertically downward direction side, and a position adjustment unit that rises the placement portion in a vertically upward direction when the rolled medium is removed from the support portion. When viewed from a Y direction intersecting the X direction, a placement surface of the placement portion on which the rolled medium is placed is curved to be convex in the vertically upward direction.
Laser Animation Display Method
The present invention discloses a laser animation display method. A display system includes three parts, i.e., a laser source, a diffraction optical element and a mechanical driving device. The display method includes the following steps: S1: the laser source emits laser at first, and the laser is caused to be incident on the pattern of a first microstructure on the diffraction optical element; S2: the diffraction optical element is driven by the mechanical driving device to translate to irradiate the pattern of a second microstructure of the diffraction optical element with the laser, and the patterns on other microstructures are sequentially irradiated with the laser according to the same method; and S3: cyclic movement is kept, thereby achieving an animation effect on a screen. The present invention implements laser animation display on the premise of no additional motion control unit and almost no increase of the system size and cost.
Laser Animation Display Method
The present invention discloses a laser animation display method. A display system includes three parts, i.e., a laser source, a diffraction optical element and a mechanical driving device. The display method includes the following steps: S1: the laser source emits laser at first, and the laser is caused to be incident on the pattern of a first microstructure on the diffraction optical element; S2: the diffraction optical element is driven by the mechanical driving device to translate to irradiate the pattern of a second microstructure of the diffraction optical element with the laser, and the patterns on other microstructures are sequentially irradiated with the laser according to the same method; and S3: cyclic movement is kept, thereby achieving an animation effect on a screen. The present invention implements laser animation display on the premise of no additional motion control unit and almost no increase of the system size and cost.
Laser animation display method
The present invention discloses a laser animation display method. A display system includes three parts, i.e., a laser source, a diffraction optical element and a mechanical driving device. The display method includes the following steps: S1: the laser source emits laser at first, and the laser is caused to be incident on the pattern of a first microstructure on the diffraction optical element; S2: the diffraction optical element is driven by the mechanical driving device to translate to irradiate the pattern of a second microstructure of the diffraction optical element with the laser, and the patterns on other microstructures are sequentially irradiated with the laser according to the same method; and S3: cyclic movement is kept, thereby achieving an animation effect on a screen. The present invention implements laser animation display on the premise of no additional motion control unit and almost no increase of the system size and cost.
Laser animation display method
The present invention discloses a laser animation display method. A display system includes three parts, i.e., a laser source, a diffraction optical element and a mechanical driving device. The display method includes the following steps: S1: the laser source emits laser at first, and the laser is caused to be incident on the pattern of a first microstructure on the diffraction optical element; S2: the diffraction optical element is driven by the mechanical driving device to translate to irradiate the pattern of a second microstructure of the diffraction optical element with the laser, and the patterns on other microstructures are sequentially irradiated with the laser according to the same method; and S3: cyclic movement is kept, thereby achieving an animation effect on a screen. The present invention implements laser animation display on the premise of no additional motion control unit and almost no increase of the system size and cost.
Dynamic projection light
A dynamic projection light includes an end to end long strip of film, a film guiding box, a first lens support and a second lens support which are arranged on both sides of the film guiding box, and a driving device provided with one or more touch parts. The film guiding box defines a guiding crack through which the film is capable of passing and being guided, one or more through holes and one or more insertion holes communicating with the guiding crack. The one or more touch parts are capable of extending into the one or more insertion holes to contact with the film so that the driving device can drive the film to move in the film guiding box, enabling patterns on the film to be projected in sequence.
Dynamic projection light
A dynamic projection light includes an end to end long strip of film, a film guiding box, a first lens support and a second lens support which are arranged on both sides of the film guiding box, and a driving device provided with one or more touch parts. The film guiding box defines a guiding crack through which the film is capable of passing and being guided, one or more through holes and one or more insertion holes communicating with the guiding crack. The one or more touch parts are capable of extending into the one or more insertion holes to contact with the film so that the driving device can drive the film to move in the film guiding box, enabling patterns on the film to be projected in sequence.
Multi-Lens Camera Module
A multi-lens camera module comprises at least two lens modules located side-by-side. Each lens module can be a voice coil motor (VCM) lens module having an auto-focusing (AF) or/and an optical image stabilizer (OIS) functions. The surface where two lens modules are adjacent with is called the neighbouring surface. A projection view on the neighbouring surface of a plurality of secondary driving magnets of these lens modules located at two sides of the neighbouring surface includes at least one secondary driving magnet which has two opposite edges with unequal length; in addition, shapes of these two opposite edges include at least one of the following: slope, arc and straight line. These secondary driving magnets are arranged across the neighbouring surface in a staggered manner.