Reflector scanner

A reflector scanner comprising:

• a frame including a frame-shaped portion extending along one surface and held turnably about a first axis along the one surface;
• a mirror portion connected to inside of the frame via a first elastic member stretching along a second axis along the one surface;
• a first drive portion that turns the frame in a direction of rotation about the second axis as a central axis;
• a second drive portion that turns the frame in a direction of rotation about the first axis as a central axis, wherein
• the frame includes a set of bridge portions stretching to interpose the first axis inside the frame and spanning opposed portions of the frame across the second axis, and
• the first drive portion includes:
• first paired magnets disposed to be opposed to one another such that the first paired magnets interpose the frame on the first axis;
• a first coil wired in a first annular portion formed by one bridge portion and a portion of the frame-shaped portion at one side of the first paired magnets with respect to the one bridge portion, the one bridge portion being closer to one magnet of the first paired magnets than the mirror portion;
• and
• a second coil wired in a second annular portion formed by the other bridge portion and a portion of the frame-shaped portion at the other side of the first paired magnets with respect to the other bridge portion, the other bridge portion being closer to the other magnet of the first paired magnets than the mirror portion;
• the second drive portion includes:
• second paired magnets disposed to be opposed to one another such that the second paired magnets interpose a region between the set of bridge portions of the frame on the second axis;
• and
• a third coil wired at least in the region between the set of bridge portions of the frame-shaped portion.