Camera-shake correction apparatus, camera module and camera

A camera-shake correction apparatus comprising:

• an autofocusing lens drive apparatus comprising a focusing coil and a permanent magnet that are configured to collaborate to move a lens holder in a direction of an optical axis, the lens holder comprising a tubular section that holds a lens barrel;
• an actuator comprising a shake correction coil and a permanent magnet that are configured to collaborate to move the autofocusing lens drive apparatus in a first direction and a second direction that are orthogonal to the optical axis and orthogonal to each other, the permanent magnet of the actuator being common with the permanent magnet of the autofocusing lens drive apparatus;
• a ring-shaped base that is disposed to be spaced from a bottom surface of the autofocusing lens drive apparatus and has a rectangular external shape and a circular aperture inside;
• a plurality of suspension wires each extending along the optical axis and each having a first end fixed to the base at an outer peripheral section thereof and a second end fixed to an upper end of the autofocusing lens drive apparatus, the suspension wires being configured to support the autofocusing lens drive apparatus such that the autofocusing lens drive apparatus is capable of rocking in the first direction and the second direction;
• and
• a Hall device, disposed on the base to face the permanent magnet, that detects a first position of the permanent magnet in the first direction and a second position of the permanent magnet in the second direction;
• wherein:
• the actuator comprises a first direction actuator comprising two shake correction coils formed on a ring-shaped coil board and disposed to face each other in the first direction, and a second direction actuator comprising two shake correction coils formed on the ring-shaped coil board and disposed to face each other in the second direction, and is configured to move an entirety of the autofocusing lens drive apparatus in the first direction and the second direction by collaboration of these four shake correction coils and the permanent magnet,
• the autofocusing lens drive apparatus further comprises a magnet holder that is disposed around the lens holder to hold the permanent magnet, and a pair of leaf springs that connect and are fixed between the lens holder and the magnet holder and that are configured to support the lens holder such that the lens holder is displaceable in the direction of the optical axis while positioned in a radial direction, and
• the permanent magnet is disposed at an upper side or an lower side of each of the four shake correction coils and facing the focusing coil.