OIS motor and ball-based four-axis tilt OIS structure
AssigneeNew Shicoh Motor Co., Ltd.
InventorsJi Zhou, Yingchi Cho
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AssigneeNew Shicoh Motor Co., Ltd.
InventorsJi Zhou, Yingchi Cho
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An OIS motor and a ball-based four-axis Tilt OIS (optical image stabilization) structure. The ball-based four-axis Tilt OIS structure includes a housing and a lens holder disposed in an inner cavity of the housing, a plurality of magnets is evenly distributed on the inner wall of the housing, a plurality of coils corresponding to the magnets is evenly distributed on side walls of the lens holder, the coils on the same side wall of the lens holder are wound in the same direction, the coils on the two opposite side walls of the lens holder are wound in reverse directions, and a movable mechanism is disposed between the housing and the lens holder.
A ball-based four-axis Tilt OIS (optical image stabilization) structure, comprising a housing and a lens holder disposed in an inner cavity of the housing, wherein a plurality of magnets is evenly distributed on the inner wall of the housing, a plurality of coils corresponding to the magnets is evenly distributed on side walls of the lens holder, the coils on the same side wall of the lens holder are wound in the same direction, the coils on the two opposite side walls of the lens holder are wound in reverse directions, and a movable mechanism is disposed between the housing and the lens holder to facilitate the movement of the lens holder;
A movable mechanism of a lens holder in an OIS motor, comprising a first bracket disposed on the inner wall of the housing, a second bracket disposed on the side walls of the lens holder, a middle bracket disposed between the first bracket and the second bracket, at least two first balls disposed between the first bracket and the middle bracket to facilitate the translation or flip of the middle bracket, and at least two second balls disposed between the second bracket and the middle bracket, wherein the arrangement direction of the first balls is perpendicular to that of the second balls,
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