Optical mechanism driving device
An optical mechanism and driving device technology, which is applied in beam guiding devices, optics, optical components, etc., can solve the problems of combination deviation, increase in cost of parts, and increase in assembly man-hours, so as to suppress assembly deviation, reduce performance fluctuations, and reduce assembly man-hours. Effect
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[0043] FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an optical mechanism drive device according to this embodiment. figure 2 and image 3 Shown is the axonometric view of the mirror base only. An objective lens 1 for focusing light onto an optical recording medium (not shown) is held on a lens holder 2 . The lens base 2 has a focusing coil 3 , a tilting coil 4 , and a tracking coil 5 on three surfaces adjacent to the surface on which the objective lens 1 is fixed. The focusing coil 3 consists of two coils 3a, 3b ( Figure 4 Shown) structure, installed in parallel on the surface of the mirror base 2. In addition, the tilt coil 4 is composed of two coils 4 a and 4 b with different winding directions, and is superimposed on the focusing coil 3 and installed in parallel. The tracking coil 5 is mounted on the remaining one of the above three surfaces. Furthermore, the mirror base 2 is provided with a movable portion side substrate 6 on a surface parallel to the tracking coil 5 .
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[0058] FIG. 7 is a perspective view of the optical mechanism driving device of this embodiment. Figure 8 and Figure 9Shown is an axonometric view of the mirror mount only. The structure of the lens base 2 is the same as that of the first embodiment, and the objective lens 1 for focusing light onto an optical recording medium (not shown) is held on the lens base 2 . The lens holder 2 has a focusing coil 3 , a tilt coil 4 , and a tracking coil 5 on three surfaces adjacent to the surface holding the objective lens 1 . Further, the mirror base 2 is provided with a movable portion side substrate 6 on a surface parallel to the tracking coil 5 .
[0059] Figure 10 Shown is a plan view of the substrate on the movable part side. On the movable part side substrate 6, six movable part side terminals 8a to 8f for fixing the ends of the six linear elastic bodies 7a to 7f are provided. The movable part side terminals 8a to 8f are arranged in a circular shape, and the center of the c...
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[0066] Figure 12 Shown is the optical mechanism driving device of this embodiment. Figure 13 and Figure 14 Shown is an axonometric view of the mirror mount only. The structure of the lens base 2 is the same as that of the first embodiment, and the objective lens 1 is held on the lens base 2 so as to focus and irradiate light onto an optical recording medium (not shown). The lens holder 2 has a focusing coil 3 , a tilt coil 4 and a tracking coil 5 on three surfaces adjacent to the surface holding the objective lens 1 . Further, the mirror base 2 is provided with a movable portion side substrate 6 on a surface parallel to the tracking coil 5 . However, unlike the lens mount 2 of Embodiment 1, the lens mount 2 of this embodiment has a thin rectangular parallelepiped shape in the focusing direction Fo.
[0067] Figure 15 Shown is a plan view of the substrate on the movable part side. The movable portion-side substrate 6 has a rectangular shape that is short in the focusi...
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