Optical image stabilizer for camera lens assembly
First Claim
1. An optical image stabilizer for a camera lens assembly, comprising:
- a housing;
a board movably disposed in the housing;
an image sensor disposed on the board for transforming image information inputted thereto into electric signals;
a plurality of wire frames for supporting the board, wherein both ends of each wire frame are coupled to the housing and the board, respectively; and
a driving unit for correcting the position of the image sensor by moving the board according to degrees of trembling of user'"'"'s hands.
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Abstract
An optical image stabilizer for a camera lens assembly is disclosed, wherein the stabilizer includes a housing; a board disposed movably in the housing, the board and the housing being spaced apart from each other; an image sensor disposed on the board for transforming image information inputted thereto into electric signals; a plurality of wire frames for supporting the board, wherein both ends of each wire frame are coupled to the housing and the board, respectively; and a driving unit for correcting the position of the image sensor by moving the board according to degrees of trembling of user'"'"'s hands. The driving unit on which an image sensor is mounted is present substantially on the same surface as the board itself, thereby allowing the downsize of a camera lens assembly.
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11 Claims
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1. An optical image stabilizer for a camera lens assembly, comprising:
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a housing;
a board movably disposed in the housing;
an image sensor disposed on the board for transforming image information inputted thereto into electric signals;
a plurality of wire frames for supporting the board, wherein both ends of each wire frame are coupled to the housing and the board, respectively; and
a driving unit for correcting the position of the image sensor by moving the board according to degrees of trembling of user'"'"'s hands. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)
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