The vibrating element generates vibration in the touch panel. In the display apparatus, there exist three directions including an x-axis direction and a y-axis direction along the display surface and a z-axis direction orthogonal to the display surface. The plurality of supports are configured such that touch panel does not move in the x-axis direction and the z-axis direction being two directions included in the three directions. Of the three directions, the direction other than the two directions coincides with a vibration direction being a direction of vibration generated by the vibrating element. The touch panel is configured so that the touch panel is configured to move in the vibration direction.

A linear actuator, comprising: a base; a fixed part support mechanism attached to the base; a fixed part elastically supported by the fixed part support mechanism; and a movable part driven to reciprocate in a predetermined drive direction with respect to the fixed part, wherein the fixed part support mechanism comprises: a movable block attached to the fixed part; a linear guide that couples the movable block with the base to be slidable in the predetermined drive direction; and an elastic member that is disposed between the base and the movable block and prevents transmission of a high frequency component of vibration in the predetermined drive direction.

A system for moving a product application nozzle, including a flexible duct ending in a nozzle, and a magnetic device which has a plurality of permanent magnets fixed to the nozzle and a plurality of electromagnets placed at a distance around the permanent magnets of the nozzle, the magnetic device generating oscillations of the nozzle eccentrically with respect to a central axis of the system.

A system for moving a product application nozzle, including a flexible duct ending in a nozzle, and a magnetic device which has a plurality of permanent magnets fixed to the nozzle and a plurality of electromagnets placed at a distance around the permanent magnets of the nozzle, the magnetic device generating oscillations of the nozzle eccentrically with respect to a central axis of the system.

A vibration generating device includes a coil and a magnetic flux source. The magnetic flux source includes a left-hand magnet, a first middle magnet, a second middle magnet, and a right-hand magnet. The coil includes a left-hand coil and a right-hand coil. The left-hand coil and the right-hand coil each include a left-hand wire bundle and a right-hand wire bundle. Magnetic fluxes from the middle magnet passing through, in an up-and-down direction, a space between the right-hand wire bundle of the left-hand coil and the first middle magnet are less than magnetic fluxes from the left-hand magnet that pass through, in the up-and-down direction, a space between the left-hand wire bundle of the left-hand coil and the left-hand magnet.

A vibration generating device includes: a stationary body; a movable body housed in the stationary body; a guide member configured to guide the movable body so that the movable body is reciprocally movable in the stationary body along a left-and-right direction; a magnetic flux-generating member fixed to the movable body and configured to generate a magnetic flux along an up-and-down direction; a coil fixed to the stationary body to cross the magnetic flux and includes electrically conductive wires extending along a front-and-back direction and being juxtaposed along the left-and-right direction; and a magnetic member fixed to the stationary body and disposed at an outer side of the coil. The magnetic member is disposed to generate an attractive force to attract the movable body located at a position off a center of a movable range of the movable body, to the center of the movable range of the movable body.

A vibration generation device includes: a base configured to transmit vibration to an object; a pendulum supported by the base swingably around a rotation axis; and a driving unit including a magnet, and a coil disposed to face the magnet in a non-contact manner, and configured to swing the pendulum. One member of the magnet and the coil is provided at a position on the pendulum away from the rotation axis. The base includes a support portion supporting the pendulum swingably around the rotation axis. A part of an extension surface of a facing surface of the support portion facing the pendulum is included in a swingable range of the pendulum. The support portion is provided outside the swingable range of the pendulum when viewed along the rotation axis.

An actuator according to various embodiments of the present invention comprises: a stator including a bracket, a yoke located on the bracket, and a coil for encompassing the circumference of the yoke; a permanent magnet encompassing the circumference of the coil; a vibrator including a weight encompassing the circumference of the permanent magnet, and a plate for supporting the permanent magnet and the weight; an elastic member located between the bracket and the vibrator so as to support the vibrator; and a magnetic fluid which is located between the vibrator and the stator, and which provides damping stability when the vibrator vibrates, wherein the weight of the magnetic fluid can be between 0.24% to 0.71% on the basis of the weight of the vibrator. Other various embodiments are possible.

An actuator device includes a support part, a first movable part, and a second movable part. The second movable part includes a pair of first connection portions positioned on both sides of the first movable part on a first axis and connected to a pair of first connecting parts, a pair of second connection portions positioned on both sides of the first movable part on a second axis and connected to a pair of second connecting parts, and a pair of first portions. One of the first portions is connected to one of the first connection portions and one of the second connection portions and extends in a inclined direction, and the other of the first portions is connected to the other of the first connection portions and the one of the second connection portions and extends in a inclined direction.

A holder is used while attached to a chassis of a vibration generator that moves a vibrator to generate a vibration. The holder includes a vibrator retention unit retaining the vibrator, a fixed unit fixed to the chassis, and an arm. The arm connects the fixed unit and the vibrator retention unit, and the arm supports the vibrator retention unit while the vibrator retention unit can be displaced with respect to the fixed unit. The fixed unit, the arm, and the vibrator retention unit are integrally formed using resin.