Photography – Camera detail – Shutter
Patent
1996-11-18
1998-07-14
Perkey, W. B.
Photography
Camera detail
Shutter
396468, 396508, G03B 902, G03B 908
Patent
active
057818169
ABSTRACT:
An hard stop is disclosed for use with an aperture mechanism that has at least one blade moveable along a path between a closed position and at least one open position, and at least one hard stop piston that is moveable between a first position, out of the blade path, and a second position, in the blade path, to position the blade in the open position when an edge of the blade contacts the hard stop piston. The hard stop includes a nonmagnetic piston; a ferromagnetic C-core, having first and second pole tips, a magnet attached to the piston and a coil wrapped around the midportion of the C-core. When current is applied in one direction through the coil it causes the magnet and attached piston to move in a first direction to the first position and held in such position by the attraction of the magnet to the first pole tip of the C-core and causes the magnet and attached piston to move to the second position when current is applied in an opposite direction to the coil where it is held in such position by the attraction of the magnet to the second pole tip of the C-core.
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Barzideh Bijan
Furlani Edward P.
Eastman Kodak Company
Owens Raymond L.
Perkey W. B.
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