Back to results
US 2006/0132631 A1Published application
Hand shake compensation unit and image capturing apparatus
AssigneeKonica Minolta Photo Imaging, Inc.
InventorsMasayuki Yoshii, Tetsuya Ishizu, Yoshiyuki Mizumo, Shunji Oku
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Abstract
A hand shake compensation unit having a first substrate on which an image sensor is provided, a second substrate on which a processing circuit for processing an output signal from the image sensor is provided, a driving mechanism that drives the first substrate with respect to the second substrate, and a plurality of cable members that connects the first substrate with the second substrate and whose drawing directions on the first substrate are different from each other.
Claims11
A hand shake compensation unit comprising:
- a first substrate on which an image sensor is provided;
- a second substrate on which a processing circuit for processing an output signal from the image sensor is provided;
- a driving mechanism that drives the first substrate with respect to the second substrate;
- and
- a plurality of cable members that connects the first substrate with the second substrate and whose drawing directions on the first substrate are different from each other.
2 more elements
An image capturing apparatus comprising:
- a taking optical system that directs a subject image to an image sensor;
- and
- a hand shake compensation unit that compensates for a blur of the subject image due to a hand shake in an image obtained by the image sensor, wherein the hand shake compensation unit comprises:
- a first substrate on which an image sensor is provided;
- a second substrate on which a processing circuit for processing an output signal from the image sensor is provided;
- a driving mechanism that drives the first substrate with respect to the second substrate;
- and
- a plurality of cable members that connects the first substrate with the second substrate and whose drawing directions on the first substrate are different from each other.
5 more elements
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.