Lens device and method of assembly of lens device
AssigneeFuji Photo Optical Co., Ltd.
InventorYuichi Kawanabe
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AssigneeFuji Photo Optical Co., Ltd.
InventorYuichi Kawanabe
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A lens device for mounting a flexible printed circuit board in a lens barrel and method of assembling the flexible printed circuit board in the lens barrel of the lens device is disclosed. The lens device includes a through-channel on a portion of the lens barrel. The through-channel includes first and second tiers formed by a first partition and a second partition that is perpendicular to the first partition which divides the second tier into separate through-channels. The flexible printed circuit board is assembled in the lens device by inserting the flexible printed circuit board into the first tier from one end of said through-channel, folding the flexible printed circuit board at the other end of the through-channel into a folded part, and inserting the folded part of the flexible printed circuit board into one of the separate through-channels of the second tier from the other end of the through-channel.
A lens device for mounting a flexible printed circuit board in a lens barrel, the lens device comprising:
A method of assembling a flexible printed circuit board in a lens device that includes a lens barrel defining an optical axis direction and a through-channel on a portion of the lens barrel, said through-channel having a length direction parallel to said optical axis direction and a width direction perpendicular to said length direction, wherein said through-channel includes a first tier and a second tier adjacent one another formed by a first partition that extends at least most of the way across the width direction of said through-channel so that said first tier extends across the width direction of said through-channel and a second partition perpendicular to said first partition that divides said second tier in the width direction so as to form said separate through-channels in said second tier, the method comprising the following steps:
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