Positioning structure for holding two parallel lenses of endoscope relative to each other
AssigneeMedical Intubation Technology Corporation
InventorShih-Wei LO
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AssigneeMedical Intubation Technology Corporation
InventorShih-Wei LO
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A positioning structure for holding two parallel lenses of an endoscope relative to each other, including: a separating-positioning component having a first lens module fixed on a right side thereof, an abutting wall and two clamping walls disposed on a left side thereof, and a slot formed jointly by the abutting wall and the two clamping walls; and a second lens module having one end abutting against the abutting wall, being parallel to the first lens module, and being constrained by the two clamping walls and thus being unable to move forward and backward relative to the separating-positioning component. The second lens module is fixed to the separating-positioning component, allowing the first lens module and the second lens module to be positioned relative to each other using the separating-positioning component.
A positioning structure for holding two parallel lenses of an endoscope relative to each other, comprising:
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