Camera module
AssigneeLG Innotek Co., Ltd.
InventorJinsuk Han
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Abstract
The present disclosure relates to a camera module including: an auto focusing module upping and downing a lens; a hand-shaking correction module wrapping the auto focusing module to correct a hand-shaking by horizontally tilting the auto focusing module; a circuit substrate electrically connected to the hand-shaking correction module and the auto focusing module; a bottom case supporting the circuit substrate to be coupled to the auto focusing module; and a main circuit substrate secured to the bottom case to be electrically connected to the image sensor module, wherein the main circuit substrate is formed with oblong symmetrical openings along an edge of the main circuit substrate.
Claims17
A camera module, the camera module comprising:
- an auto focusing module;
- a hand-shaking correction module arranged outside of the auto focusing module to correct a hand-shaking of the auto focusing module;
- an elastic member supporting the auto focusing module;
- a first circuit substrate electrically connecting the hand-shaking correction module and the auto focusing module;
- an image sensor module arranged at a lower portion of the auto focusing module, and having a second circuit substrate mounted with the image sensor module;
- a third circuit substrate arranged at a lower portion of the image sensor module to connect the first circuit substrate to the second circuit substrate for transmission of a driving signal;
- a case arranged on top of the third circuit substrate;
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- a spring portion including a pair of U shape openings formed on the third circuit substrate to elastically support the image sensor module and the case, wherein both ends of each of the U shape openings face each other and are spaced apart by a predetermined interval that forms a square surface in between the U shape openings for elastically supporting the image sensor module and electrically connecting to the image sensor module.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.