Objective lens driving device and optical disc apparatus
AssigneeFunai Electric Co., Ltd.
InventorShinya Hatano
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Abstract
Both of two permanent magnets which are arranged in an objective lens driving device are multipole magnetized magnets having rectangular parallelepiped shapes. The two permanent magnets have inverse N-S polarity at a part of surfaces which face each other. Focusing coils and tracking coils which are set up on a lens holder are disposed such that effective portions which are sides of the respective coils that face each other to generate driving force by electromagnetic force action with the permanent magnets, act with different direction magnetic fields respectively.
Claims4
An objective lens driving device comprising:
- an objective lens;
- a lens holder which holds the objective lens;
- two magnets which are disposed facing each other to sandwich the lens holder;
- focusing coils which are fixed on the lens holder to generate driving force in focusing direction by electromagnetic force action with the magnets;
- tracking coils which are fixed on the lens holder to generate driving force in tracking direction by electromagnetic force action with the magnets;
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- an elastic supporting member which supports the lens holder in movable manner, wherein
- on a surface of the lens holder which faces to the magnet, one of the focusing coils and two of the tracking coils are set up to align in a direction that is parallel to the tracking direction with the focusing coil being as a center,
- the magnets are magnetized as multipole magnets such that two effective portions which are sides of the focusing coil that face each other to generate the driving force, act with different direction magnetic fields respectively, and such that two effective portions which are sides of the tracking coils that face each other to generate the driving force, act with different direction magnetic fields respectively, and
- the two magnets are disposed such that N-S polarity of them becomes inverse at a part of the surfaces which face each other.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.