Segmenting a single lens into two specialized elements reduces positioning sensitivity, enabling stable light combining efficiency in projector assemblies.
Non-protruding vibration-resistant members reduce mirror plate shaking to prevent stray light generation and maintain reflecting surface flatness.
Predicts adhesive shrinkage to offset camera board position before thermal curing, resolving focusing accuracy loss during module assembly.
Segmented reflective plates secured by internal mounting elements minimize vertical height while maintaining stability against thermal effects and vibration.
A non-metallic lens installation system reduces lens stress by 61% during high-G launches, preserving Modulation Transfer Function.
A processor controls a heating element and bias signal to stabilize liquid lens temperature.
Curved structural members constrain inclined optical components in a multiplexer, preventing alignment errors from component tilt.
A plastic lens barrel integrates an optical aligning structure within its inner hole portion to position the imaging lens assembly.
A spherical press-fitted joint connects the mirror pivot plate to the case member for secure swingable mounting.
Offsetting the lens axis creates an asymmetric beam that expands the angle of view, resolving the trade-off between mechanical complexity and detection range.
Segmented rib surface patterns scatter refracted light to reduce flare and improve image quality in miniaturized camera modules.
Cords carry mechanical tension on flexible silicone lenses, preventing radiation embrittlement and extending array lifetime.
A driving method uses adaptive piezoelectric signals to move optical elements for precise image stabilization.
Cementing specific lenses in a nine-element wide-angle assembly resolves the trade-off between high resolution and temperature resistance.
A lens barrel uses monotonic and periodic sensors to detect absolute position, eliminating mechanical backlash errors without origin detection.
A modular laser processing system uses a sliding focus mechanism to adjust the optic height for thick workpieces.
Nested rotating members inside the cam cylinder reduce radial size without shortening the cam groove, preserving focal length and moving distance.