Imaging apparatus having a biasing part configured to...

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2009-01-22

2011-12-27

Chan, Jason (Department: 2622)

Television

Camera, system and detail

Camera image stabilization

Reexamination Certificate

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08085306

ABSTRACT:
The magnitude of magnetic attraction generated between an electromagnetic coil and a magnetic metal member (or an amount of electric current flowed to the electromagnetic coil) is controlled depending on a direction of acceleration (acceleration caused by the gravity (a gravitational acceleration) and acceleration caused by shake (shake acceleration)) working on an imaging apparatus. This magnetic attraction moves a second slider (including a CCD and a first slider) as a whole toward the electromagnetic coil. This movement brings two inclined surfaces (or fourth and fifth surfaces) of a shaft hole10dinto contact with a second guide shaft with no gap being interposed in between, and keeps the this contact condition.

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