Film take-up spool
AssigneeNippon Kogaku K.K.
InventorHiroshi Wakabayashi
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Abstract
A film take-up spool is constructed with the pitch of the pawls thereof determined so as to be longer than the pitch of the perforations of film on condition that, in at least the first round of the film wound around the take-up spool, the perforations of the film shall be completely engaged with corresponding pawls.
Claims6
In a film take-up spool of a camera disposed within the camera body and rotatable to wind thereon a film having perforations, the improvement comprising:
- a plurality of pawls projectedly provided on the outer periphery of said spool so as to be engageable with said perforations, each of said pawls being provided at a location corresponding to a respective perforation when the film has been wound on said spool, said pawls being provided so as to satisfy the following relations:
- P>Po and S+N(P/n-Po).ltoreq.a (n is an integer) where S is the width of said pawl in the circumferential direction of said spool, P is the pitch between the pawls, a is the width of each said perforation in the lengthwise direction of the film, Po is the pitch between said perforations, and N is the number of perforations present in the length of the film corresponding to the outer periphery of said spool.
In a film take-up spool of a camera disposed within the camera body and rotatable to wind thereon a film having perforations, said spool containing therewithin a motor for driving said spool, the improvement comprising:
- a plurality of pawls projectedly provided on the outer periphery of said spool so as to be engageable with said perforations, each of said pawls being provided at a location corresponding to a respective perforation when the film has been wound on said spool, said pawls being provided so as to satisfy the following relations:
- P>Po and S+N(P/n-Po).ltoreq.a (n is an integer) where S is the width of each said pawl in the circumferential direction of said spool, P is the pitch between the pawls, a is the width of each said perforation in the lengthwise direction of the film, Po is the pitch between said perforations, and N is the number of perforations present in the length of the film corresponding to the outer periphery of said spool.
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