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Lens drive device, camera module, and camera-mounting device

  • US 10,281,691 B2
  • Filed: 12/24/2015
  • Issued: 05/07/2019
  • Est. Priority Date: 12/25/2014
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A lens driving device comprising:

  • an auto-focusing driving part; and

    a base part disposed separately from the auto-focusing driving part at a position on an imaging side in a light axis direction,wherein the auto-focusing driving part includes;

    an auto focus movable part including a lens holder and an auto-focusing coil part, the lens holder being configured to hold a lens barrel, the auto-focusing coil part being disposed at the lens holder,an auto focus fixing part including an auto-focusing magnet part including a magnet holder and an auto-focusing magnet part, the magnet holder having a frame shape, the auto-focusing magnet part being disposed at the magnet holder, wherein the auto focus fixing part is disposed separately from the auto focus movable part outward in a radial direction, andan elastic supporting part configured to elastically connect the lens holder and the magnet holder, andwherein the auto-focusing driving part performs automatic focusing by moving the auto focus movable part in the light axis direction with respect to the auto focus fixing part by use of a driving force of a voice coil motor composed of the auto-focusing coil part and the auto-focusing magnet part, andwherein the auto focus movable part is fixed to the auto focus fixing part in a state where the auto focus movable part is pushed up by the auto-focusing magnet part to a light reception side in the light axis direction, and biased by the elastic supporting part to the imaging side in the light axis direction, the auto focus movable part being pushed up by fixing of the auto-focusing magnet to a predetermined position of the magnet holder in a state where a surface of the auto-focusing magnet part on the light reception side in the light axis direction is in contact with a surface of the lens holder on the imaging side in the light axis direction.

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