Non-ghosting imaging device
AssigneeTriple Win Technology(Shenzhen) Co.Ltd.
InventorsSHUAI-PENG LI, SHIN-WEN CHEN, KUN LI, LONG-FEI ZHANG
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Abstract
A camera device with anti-ghosting and anti-flare properties includes a printed circuit board; an image sensor mounted on the printed circuit board; and a supporting bracket fixed on the printed circuit board. The supporting bracket includes a supporting plate and perpendicular side wall. The supporting plate and the side wall together form a receiving room covering the image sensor, the supporting plate is opened to form a step portion. The step portion comprises a matte top bearing surface, and a protecting sheet fixed on the matte top bearing surface.
Claims16
A camera device comprising:
- a printed circuit board;
- an image sensor mounted on the printed circuit board;
- a supporting bracket fixed on the printed circuit board comprising a supporting plate and a side wall perpendicularly to the supporting plate, the supporting plate and the side wall together forming a receiving room for covering the image sensor, wherein the supporting plate is opened to form a step portion, the step portion comprises a top bearing surface with a matte surface;
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- a protecting sheet fixed on the top bearing surface.
A camera device comprising:
- a printed circuit board;
- an image sensor mounted on the printed circuit board;
- a supporting bracket fixed on the printed circuit board comprising a supporting plate and a side wall perpendicularly to the supporting plate, the supporting plate and the side wall together forming a receiving room for covering the image sensor, wherein the supporting plate is opened to form a step portion, the step portion comprises a top bearing surface with a matte surface, and a bottom bearing surface opposite to the top bearing surface, and the bottom bearing surface is matte surface;
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- an adhesive formed on the bottom bearing surface;
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- a protecting sheet is fixed on the bottom bearing surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.