CN220381359U - Periscope type image capturing device and focusing lens set thereof - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model provides a focusing lens group suitable for a periscope type image capturing device, which comprises a shell, a liquid lens, a solid lens group, an elastic component group and a driving component. The liquid lens covers the light inlet of the shell and comprises an operating piece, and the liquid lens is provided with a liquid lens optical axis. The solid lens group is positioned in the accommodating space of the shell and is provided with a solid lens optical axis, and the liquid lens optical axis is substantially coincident with the solid lens optical axis. The elastic component group is used for suspending the solid lens group in the accommodating space. The driving assembly comprises a coil assembly and a fixed magnet assembly. The coil group is fixed on the solid lens group, and the fixed magnet group is fixed on the shell and corresponds to the coil group. When the coil assembly is driven, the coil assembly interacts with the fixed magnet assembly to move the solid lens assembly along the optical axis of the solid lens to selectively push the solid lens assembly against the operating member.

Description

Periscope type image capturing device and focusing lens set thereof

Technical Field

The present utility model relates to a periscope type image capturing device and a focusing lens assembly thereof, and more particularly, to a focusing lens assembly with a liquid lens.

Background

Most of the handheld electronic devices are provided with focusing lens groups and have an image capturing function. The application of the focusing lens group Jiao Changyi is different. Part of the applications use focusing lens groups with long focus, part of the applications use focusing lens groups with short focus, and part of the applications use focusing lens groups with long focus and short focus. Secondly, the handheld electronic device is continuously developed toward miniaturization and thinness. Therefore, downsizing and thinning of the focusing lens group are tended.

Disclosure of Invention

The utility model provides a focusing lens group, which comprises a shell, a liquid lens, a solid lens group, an elastic component group and a driving component. The shell is provided with an accommodating space, and the accommodating space forms a light inlet in the shell. The liquid lens covers the light inlet and comprises an operation piece, and the liquid lens is provided with a liquid lens optical axis. The solid lens group is positioned in the accommodating space and provided with a solid lens optical axis, and the liquid lens optical axis is substantially coincident with the solid lens optical axis. The elastic component group is used for suspending the solid lens group in the accommodating space. The driving assembly comprises a coil assembly and a fixed magnet assembly. The coil group is fixed on the solid lens group, and the fixed magnet group is fixed on the shell and corresponds to the coil group. When the coil assembly is driven, the coil assembly interacts with the fixed magnet assembly to move the solid lens assembly along the optical axis of the solid lens to selectively push the solid lens assembly against the operating member.

In some embodiments, the coil set includes two first coils and two second coils, the fixed magnet set includes three first fixed magnets and three second fixed magnets, each first coil is fixed to a first side of the solid state lens set, each second coil is fixed to a second side of the solid state lens set, each first fixed magnet is fixed to a first side of the housing, each second fixed magnet is fixed to a second side of the housing, each first coil corresponds to each first fixed magnet, and each second coil corresponds to each second fixed magnet.

In some embodiments, the first fixed magnets are adjacent in sequence, and each first coil corresponds to each adjacent position of each first fixed magnet; the second fixed magnets are adjacent in sequence, and the second coils respectively correspond to adjacent positions of the second fixed magnets.

In some embodiments, the coil set includes three first coils and three second coils, the fixed magnet set includes four first fixed magnets and four second fixed magnets, each first coil is fixed on a first side of the carrier, each second coil is fixed on a second side of the carrier, each first fixed magnet is fixed on a first side of the housing, each second fixed magnet is fixed on a second side of the housing, each first fixed magnet is sequentially adjacent, each first coil corresponds to each adjacent position of each first fixed magnet; the second fixed magnets are adjacent in sequence, and the second coils respectively correspond to adjacent positions of the second fixed magnets.

In some embodiments, the elastic element assembly normally has a force to push the solid lens assembly against the operating element.

In some embodiments, the elastic member set includes a front elastic member and a rear elastic member, the solid lens set is near the light entrance of the housing and is at a front end, the other end of the solid lens set opposite to the front end is at a rear end, the front elastic member is connected between the front end and the housing, and the rear elastic member is connected between the rear end and the housing.

In some embodiments, a solid state lens group includes a carrier, a plurality of lenses, and a cap. The carrier is provided with a channel, a plurality of lenses are fixed on the channel, and the driving assembly drives the carrier to move along the optical axis of the fixed mirror so as to selectively enable the cap to abut against the operating piece.

In some embodiments, the liquid lens further comprises a lens frame, a first film, a second film, and a liquid. The lens frame is provided with a perforation, the first film and the second film are fixed on the lens frame and seal the perforation, and liquid is contained among the perforation, the first film and the second film. The operating member is connected to the other side of the second film with respect to the liquid.

The utility model also provides a periscope type image capturing device which comprises an optical steering element, a focusing lens group and an image sensor. The optical turning element comprises an incident surface, a reflecting surface and an emergent surface. The imaging light is incident from the incident surface and is emitted from the emergent surface after being reflected by the reflecting surface. The focusing lens group comprises a shell, a liquid lens, a solid lens group, an elastic component group and a driving component. The shell is provided with an accommodating space, and the accommodating space forms a light inlet and a light outlet in the shell. The liquid lens covers the light inlet and comprises an operation piece, and the liquid lens corresponds to the emergent surface and is provided with a liquid lens optical axis. The solid lens group is positioned in the accommodating space and provided with a solid lens optical axis, and the liquid lens optical axis is substantially coincident with the solid lens optical axis and is substantially perpendicular to the emergent surface. The elastic component group is used for suspending the solid lens group in the accommodating space. The driving assembly comprises a coil assembly and a fixed magnet assembly. The coil group is fixed on the solid lens group, and the fixed magnet group is fixed on the shell and corresponds to the coil group. When the coil assembly is driven, the coil assembly interacts with the fixed magnet assembly to enable the solid lens assembly to move along the optical axis of the solid lens assembly so as to enable the solid lens assembly to selectively abut against the operating piece. The image sensor is positioned outside the light outlet, and the optical axis of the fixed mirror passes through the central area of a sensing area of the image sensor.

Drawings

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an embodiment of a focusing lens assembly;

FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of FIG. 1;

FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of FIG. 1 at position 3-3;

FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view of FIG. 1 at the 4-4 position;

FIG. 5 is a schematic plan view of some embodiments of a drive assembly;

FIG. 6 is an exploded perspective view of some embodiments of a solid state lens package;

fig. 7A, 7B and 7C illustrate the driving assembly driving the solid lens assembly along the solid lens optical axis AX _s A schematic of movement;

FIG. 8 is a perspective view of an embodiment of the focusing lens assembly of FIG. 1 without the upper housing and the liquid lens;

FIG. 9 is a perspective view of the other view of FIG. 8;

FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional view of some embodiments of a focusing lens group;

FIG. 11 is a cross-sectional view of some embodiments of a periscope type image capture device;

wherein, the reference numerals:

100,200,300 focusing lens group

120,220,320: housing

122 upper shell

122a first side

122b second side

124 lower shell

126 accommodating space

128 light inlet

129,329 light outlet

130 position sensing assembly

132 Hall magnet

134 Hall sensor

140,240,340 liquid lens

142,242 operating parts

144,244 first film

145 liquid

146 second film

148 lens frame

149:

160,260,360 solid state lens group

162 carrier

163 channel

164 lens

166,266 cap

167 light holes

168a first side

168b second side

169a front end

169b rear end

170 elastic member set

172 front elastic member

172a,172b front spring

174 rear elastic member

174a,174b rear spring

180 drive assembly

182 coil assembly

184 first coil

186 second coil

188a,188b yoke elements

190 fixed magnet group

192 drive circuit

194 first fixed magnet

196 second fixed magnet

310 image sensor

350 optical steering element

352 incidence plane

354 reflecting surface

356 exit face

AX _l Optical axis of liquid mirror

AX _s Optical axis of fixed mirror

And d, distance.

Detailed Description

Referring to fig. 1 to 2, fig. 1 is a perspective view of an embodiment of a focusing lens assembly, and fig. 2 is an exploded perspective view of the embodiment of fig. 1. The focusing lens assembly 100 includes a housing 120, a liquid lens 140, a solid lens assembly 160, an elastic member assembly 170, and a driving assembly 180.

The housing 120 has an accommodating space 126, and the accommodating space 126 forms a light inlet 128 in the housing 120. The liquid lens 140 covers the light inlet 128 and includes an operation member 142, and the liquid lens 140 has a liquid lens optical axis AX _l . The solid lens group 160 is located in the accommodating space 126 and has a solid lens optical axis AX _s Liquid mirror optical axis AX _l With the optical axis AX of the fixed mirror _s Substantially coincident. The elastic member set 170 is used for suspending the solid lens assembly 160 in the accommodating space 126. The drive assembly 180 includes a coil assembly 182 and a stationary magnet assembly 190. The coil assembly 182 is fixed to the solid lens assembly 160, and the fixed magnet assembly 190 is fixed to the housing 120 and corresponds to the coil assembly 182. When the coil assembly 182 is driven, it interacts with the fixed magnet assembly 190 to cause the solid lens assembly 160 to follow the solid lens optical axis AX _s To move to selectively urge the solid lens assembly 160 against the actuator 142.

The focusing lens assembly 100 can be applied to any device with zooming requirement, such as digital camera, mobile phone, tablet, video camera, computer, etc. The focusing lens assembly 100 can also be combined with an optical steering element to form a periscope type image capturing device (described in detail below), and can be applied to the device with zoom requirements.

Referring to fig. 3, fig. 3 is a cross-sectional view of fig. 1 at position 3-3. Liquid mirror optical axis AX _l With the optical axis AX of the fixed mirror _s Substantially coincident. The term "substantially overlap" refers to letting the liquid mirror optical axis AX in design _l With the optical axis AX of the fixed mirror _s Superimposed, and actually manufactured and assembled, the liquid mirror optical axis AX _l With the optical axis AX of the fixed mirror _s May not be completely coincident and is at the liquid mirror optical axis AX _l With the optical axis AX of the fixed mirror _s Some error in alignment of (c) occurs. Meaning "substantially coincident" means that the liquid mirror optical axis AX _l With the optical axis AX of the fixed mirror _s The alignment allows for a proper amount of error in the focus lens assembly depending on the application for which the focus lens assembly is used, which allows for greater error in the image sensor 310 or applications requiring less image distortion; conversely, the error is allowed to be small.

Next, in the present embodiment, when the elastic member 170 suspends the solid lens assembly 160 in the accommodating space 126 and the coil assembly 182 is not driven, a distance d is provided between the operating member 142 of the liquid lens assembly 140 and the solid lens assembly 160 (i.e. the solid lens assembly 160 faces the liquid lens assembly 140 in fig. 3, and the element is the cap 166 described in detail below). When the coil assembly 182 is driven, the solid lens assembly 160 can follow the solid lens optical axis AX _s Moving (i.e., horizontally in fig. 3) to change the magnitude of distance d.

Specifically, when the coil assembly 182 is driven, the solid lens assembly 160 can selectively move along the horizontal axis (i.e., the solid lens optical axis AX of fig. 3 _s I.e., the Z-axis of fig. 3, described below as the Z-axis). When the solid lens group 160 is along the solid lens optical axis AX _s When moving, the focal length of the solid lens assembly 160 is changed, so as to achieve the purpose of adjusting the focal length. Further, when the solid lens group 160 moves in the +z direction and the aforementioned distance d is reduced, the solid lens group 160 contacts, and even abuts, the operation piece 142. When the solid lens assembly 160 begins to bear against the operating member 142, the operating member 142 causes the radius of curvature of the liquid lens 140 to change, even though the focusing lens assembly 100 has a larger focal length range.

For example, when the solid lens group 160 is moved in the-Z direction (right in fig. 3 horizontal axis) from the normal position (the position where the solid lens group 160 is suspended from the operation member 142), the object image position where the focusing lens group 100 is adapted to focus is at a distance of infinity to 1 meter; when the solid lens assembly 160 is moved in the-Z direction (left in the horizontal axis of fig. 3) from the normal position and abuts against the operation member 142, the object image position at which the focusing lens assembly 100 is adapted to focus is at a distance of 1 meter to 5 cm. Thus, the single focusing lens assembly 100 of fig. 1 can meet the requirements of both tele and super-near applications.

Referring back to fig. 1, the housing 120 may be a single piece or multiple pieces. The housing 120 of the embodiment of fig. 1 includes an upper housing 122 and a lower housing 124. The upper housing 122 is fixed to the lower housing 124 to form the aforementioned accommodating space 126, and the accommodating space 126 has a light inlet 128 and a light outlet 129 at the front and rear (i.e. +z and-Z directions in fig. 1) of the housing 120. The light inlet 128 is used for allowing the imaging light to enter, and the image sensor 310 is located at a proper distance outside the light outlet 129 (i.e. in-Z direction of fig. 1).

Next, referring to fig. 2 and 4, fig. 4 is a cross-sectional view of fig. 1 at the position 4-4. In some embodiments, the coil assembly 182 includes two first coils 184 and two second coils 186, the fixed magnet assembly 190 includes three first fixed magnets 194 and three second fixed magnets 196, each first coil 184 is fixed to the first side 168a of the solid lens assembly 160, each second coil 186 is fixed to the second side 168b of the solid lens assembly 160, each first fixed magnet 194 is fixed to the first side 122a of the housing 120, each second fixed magnet 196 is fixed to the second side 122b of the housing 120, each first coil 184 corresponds to each first fixed magnet 194, and each second coil 186 corresponds to each second fixed magnet 196.

In some embodiments, each second fixed magnet 196 is adjacent in sequence, and each second coil 186 corresponds to each adjacent position of each second fixed magnet 196. Specifically, referring to fig. 2, the center of one second coil 186 is aligned with the adjacent two corresponding second fixed magnets 196, i.e. the center line between the second coil 186 and the second fixed magnets 196 in fig. 2; similarly, the first fixed magnets 194 are adjacent in sequence, and each first coil 184 corresponds to each adjacent position of the first fixed magnet 194.

By arranging two coils 184,186 and three fixed magnets 194,196 on one side of the solid lens group 160, enough thrust is generated to drive the solid lens group 160 along the solid lens optical axis AX _s The pushing force generated by the coil assembly 182 and the fixed magnet assembly 190 is sufficient to continuously push the operation member 142 when the solid lens assembly 160 is pushed against the operation member 142, thereby changing the radius of curvature of the liquid lens 140 and meeting the requirements of the object in infinity and short focus applications.

In some embodiments, the first coils 184 are connected in series with each other and the second coils 186 are connected in series with each other. The driving assembly 180 further includes a driving circuit 192, and the driving circuit 192 is electrically connected to the first coil 184 and the second coil 186. The driving circuit 192 is controlled externally to selectively drive the coil assembly 182 to adjust the focal length of the focusing lens assembly 100. In some embodiments, the Sensitivity (Sensitivity) of the coil assembly 182 is 7 to 12um/mA, and the current output by the driving circuit 192 to the coil assembly 182 is between 15 and 90 mA.

Referring again to fig. 2, the drive assembly 180 further includes two yoke members 188a,188b. Yoke members 188a,188b are positioned on the opposite sides of the first and second stationary magnets 194,196 from the first and second coils 184,186 to increase the magnetic field strength of the stationary magnet assembly 190. In some embodiments, yoke elements 188a,188b are yoke iron pieces that cover the outside of fixed magnet assembly 190 (i.e., the other side opposite coil assembly 182).

Please refer to fig. 5, which is a schematic plan view of some embodiments of the driving assembly. The view of fig. 5 is that of the top view of fig. 4. In some embodiments, the drive assembly 180 includes a coil assembly 182 and a stationary magnet assembly 190. The coil set 182 includes three first coils 184 and three second coils 186, and the fixed magnet set 190 includes four first fixed magnets 194 and four second fixed magnets 196. Each first coil 184 is fixed to the first side 168a of the solid lens group 160, each second coil 186 is fixed to the second side 168b of the solid lens group 160, each first fixed magnet 194 is fixed to the first side 122a of the housing 120, each second fixed magnet 196 is fixed to the second side 122b of the housing 120, each first coil 184 corresponds to each first fixed magnet 194, each second coil 186 corresponds to each second fixed magnet 196, i.e. the centers of the first coil 184 or the second coil 186 are aligned approximately adjacent to the corresponding two first fixed magnets 194 or the two second fixed magnets 196. Each first coil 184 is sequentially connected in series, each second coil 186 is sequentially connected in series, and the first coils 184 and the second coils 186 which are connected in series are electrically connected to the driving circuit 192.

Therefore, in the focusing lens assembly 100 of fig. 5, the force pushing the solid lens assembly 160 can be increased by increasing the number of the first coil 184 and the second coil 186 and the first fixed magnet 194 and the second fixed magnet 196 when the driving assembly 180 is driven.

As can be seen from the above description, by the aforementioned different technical means, the design of the thrust force generated when the driving assembly 180 is driven is related to the elastic force of the elastic member set 170, the weight of the solid lens set 160, and the force required to push the liquid lens 140 and the operating member 142, and the design of the driving assembly 180 is based on the elastic force of the elastic member set 170, the weight of the solid lens set 160, and the force required to push the liquid lens 140 and the operating member 142, such as, but not limited to, the number of the first coil 184, the second coil 186, the first fixed magnet 194, the second fixed magnet 196, the magnetic field strength of the first fixed magnet 194, the second fixed magnet 196, the sensitivity of the first coil 184, the second coil 186, and the driving current.

Please refer to fig. 6, which is an exploded perspective view of an embodiment of a solid lens assembly. In some embodiments, the solid lens assembly 160 includes a carrier 162, a plurality of lenses 164, and a cap 166. The carrier 162 has a channel 163, and a plurality of lenses 164 are fixed to the channel 163. Wherein, the driving assembly 180 drives the carrier 162 along the fixed mirror optical axis AX _s To move to selectively urge the cap 166 against the operator 142. Specifically, when the coil assembly 182 of the drive assembly 180 is driven, the coil assembly 182 interacts with the fixed magnet assembly 190 to cause the carrier 162 to follow the fixed mirror optical axis AX _s To move to selectively urge the cap 166 against the operator 142. The channel 163 of the carrier 162 accommodated in the accommodating space 126 of the housing 120 corresponds to the accommodating space 126, and a plurality of carriers are fixed inside the carrier 162The lens 164 is disposed in the channel 163, and the imaging light enters from the light inlet 128 of the housing 120, passes through the channel 163 and penetrates through the plurality of lenses 164, and then exits from the light outlet 129 of the housing 120. The lenses 164 are shown schematically as a whole of the lenses 164. In practice, the lenses 164 are separate lenses and are mounted in the carrier 162. The number of lenses 164 may be 2, 3, 4 or more, depending on design requirements.

The cap 166 of the embodiment of fig. 6 has light holes 167, and the channel 163 is a through channel. The center of the light hole 167, the center of the channel 163 and the center of the accommodating space 126 correspond to each other, so that the imaging light can reach the image sensor 310 (described in detail later) located behind the focusing lens assembly 100 through the solid lens assembly 160. In some embodiments, the cap 166 does not have the light hole 167, but the cap 166 is made of transparent material, such as transparent glass, so that the cap 166 can not only allow the imaging light to pass through, but also can be used to abut against the operation member 142.

Referring to fig. 4 and 5, in some embodiments, the liquid lens 140 further includes a lens frame 148, a first film 144, a second film 146, and a liquid 145. The lens frame 148 has perforations 149. The first film 144 and the second film 146 are fixed to the lens frame 148 and close the through hole 149, specifically, the through hole 149 has two openings in the lens frame 148, and the first film 144 and the second film 146 close the two openings of the through hole 149. The liquid 145 is contained between the enclosed spaces formed by the perforations 149 of the first film 144 and the second film 146. The operating member 142 is connected to the other side of the second membrane 146 with respect to the liquid 145, i.e. the operating member 142 is connected to the side of the second membrane 146 facing in the-Z direction. The materials of the first film 144, the second film 146 and the liquid 145 may be transparent materials. In some embodiments, the material of the operating member 142 is a transparent material, such as, but not limited to, transparent glass. In this way, the imaging light can sequentially pass through the first film 144, the liquid 145, the second film 146 and the operation member 142 to enter the solid lens assembly 160.

In some embodiments, the operating member 142 contacts, adheres or adheres to the-Z facing side of the second film 146. This achieves the function of being against the solid lens assembly 160.

In some embodiments, the operating member 142 is made of transparent glass, and the cap 166 has a light hole 167, which is the embodiment shown in fig. 2. In this embodiment, the light hole 167 of the cap 166 should be smaller than the operation member 142, so that the cap 166 can abut against the operation member 142 when the solid lens assembly 160 is driven to move in the +z direction, thereby achieving the effect of changing the radius of curvature of the liquid lens 140.

Please refer to fig. 7A, 7B and 7C, which illustrate the driving assembly 180 driving the solid lens assembly 160 along the solid lens optical axis AX _s Schematic of movement. The first film 144 and the second film 146 have elasticity. When the operation member 142 is abutted against the cap 166 (as shown in fig. 7C), the second film 146 moves toward the +z axis to press the liquid 145 and make the first film 144 convex toward the +z direction, thereby changing the shape of the first film 144 and thus changing the radius of curvature of the liquid lens. Fig. 7A shows a state in which the driving assembly 180 drives the solid lens group 160 to move toward the-Z axis, and it can be seen that the distance d between the cap 166 of the solid lens group 160 and the operation member 142 is greater than the distance d of fig. 3, which shows that the focal length of the focusing lens group 100 of fig. 3 is different from that of fig. 7A. Similarly, fig. 7B shows a state in which the driving assembly 180 drives the solid lens group 160 to move toward the +z axis so that the cap 166 contacts the operation member 142, and at this time, since the cap 166 contacts only the operation member 142 without pushing, the first film 144 maintains the curved shape of the initial state. Then, when the driving assembly 180 continues to drive the solid lens assembly 160 to move toward the +z direction, the first film 144 will start to protrude toward the +z direction, so that the curved shape thereof is changed to change the focal length, thereby achieving the short focal length (near focal length) function of the focusing lens assembly 100.

Referring to fig. 2, 8 and 9, fig. 8 is a perspective view of an embodiment of the focusing lens assembly of fig. 1 without the upper housing 122 and the liquid lens 140. Fig. 9 is a perspective view of the other view of fig. 8. The elastic member set 170 includes a front elastic member 172 and a rear elastic member 174, the portion of the solid lens assembly 160 near the light entrance 128 of the housing 120 is a front end 169a (i.e., + Z direction), the other end of the solid lens assembly 160 opposite to the front end 169a is a rear end 169b (i.e., -Z direction, the portion near the light exit 129 of the housing is a rear end 169 b), the front elastic member 172 is connected between the front end 169a and the housing 120, and the rear elastic member 174 is connected between the rear end 169b and the housing 120. Thus, the elastic member 170 can suspend the solid lens assembly 160 in the accommodating space 126.

Specifically, the front elastic member 172 includes two front elastic pieces 172a,172b, and the two front elastic pieces 172a,172b are connected between the front end 169a and the housing 120; the rear elastic member 174 includes two rear elastic pieces 174a,174b, and the two rear elastic pieces 174a,174b are connected between the rear end 169b and the housing 120. As can be seen, the front spring 172a is connected between the front end 169a of the carrier 162 (i.e. toward the liquid lens 140) and the first side 122a of the upper housing 122, and the front spring 172b is connected between the front end 169a of the carrier 162 and the second side 122b of the upper housing 122; similarly, the rear spring 174a is connected between the rear end 169b of the carrier 162 (i.e. facing in the-Z direction) and the first side 122a of the upper housing 122, and the rear spring 174b is connected between the rear end 169b of the carrier 162 and the second side 122b of the upper housing 122.

In some embodiments, the front elastic member 172 and the rear elastic member 174 are respectively single-piece elastic members, that is, the front elastic members 172a and 172b are actually connected and are the same elastic member, and the rear elastic members 174a and 174b are actually connected and are the same elastic member, so as to achieve the purpose of suspending the solid lens assembly 160 in the accommodating space 126. In the embodiment where the front elastic member 172 and the rear elastic member 174 are respectively single-piece elastic sheets, the front elastic member 172 and the rear elastic member 174 should avoid the region through which the imaging light passes (e.g., avoid the perforation 149 of the lens frame 148 and the light-transmitting hole 167 of the cap 166).

In the foregoing embodiment, the solid lens assembly 160 of the focusing lens assembly 100 and the liquid lens assembly 140 are kept at a distance d in a normal state (i.e. the driving assembly 180 is not driven), and the distance may be a predetermined distance, and the distance depends on design requirements. The predetermined distance can be adjusted by proper design of the elastic force (suspension force) of the elastic member set 170 and the weight of the solid lens set 160. However, the normal relationship between the solid lens assembly 160 and the liquid lens 140 is not limited thereto, and in some embodiments, the solid lens assembly 160 may be in normal contact with the operating member 142 of the liquid lens 140 (e.g., as shown in fig. 7B), or the solid lens assembly 160 may have a pre-force (strength) that continuously pushes against the operating member 142 of the liquid lens 140.

Reference is made to fig. 10, which is a cross-sectional view of some embodiments of a focusing lens assembly, the cross-sectional position of fig. 10 being the same as that of fig. 3. In this embodiment, the liquid lens 240 of the focusing lens assembly 200 is fixed to the housing 220, the solid lens assembly 260 is suspended in the housing 220, and the solid lens assembly 260 normally has a pre-force to push the solid lens assembly 260 toward the liquid lens 240 (i.e. the cap 266 of the solid lens assembly 260 normally pushes against the operation member 242 of the liquid lens 240) due to the elastic member assembly (not shown, which is similar to the elastic member assembly 170 of fig. 2). In this normal abutting state, as shown in fig. 10, after the operation piece 242 is abutted, the first film 244 is slightly protruded (toward +z direction). When the focusing lens assembly 200 is in use (e.g., but not limited to, the driving assembly is powered on), the driving assembly (not shown, and the driving assembly 180 of fig. 2 is used to push the solid lens assembly 260 slightly in the-Z direction so that a predetermined distance is provided between the solid lens assembly 260 and the liquid lens 240. When the control device wants to control the driving assembly to make the focusing lens assembly 200 provide the short focal length function, the control device controls the driving assembly to move the solid lens assembly 260 in the +z direction, so that the solid lens assembly 260 contacts or abuts against the operating member 242 according to the short focal length requirement. In this embodiment, since the elastic member provides a pre-force to enable the solid lens assembly 260 to normally press against the liquid lens 240, when the coil assembly (similar to the coil assembly 182 of fig. 2, and not shown) of the driving assembly is driven to press against the liquid lens 240, the thrust force required by the coil assembly is smaller than that required by the coil assembly 182 of fig. 3. As such, the driving component configured by the focusing lens assembly 200 of the embodiment of fig. 10 may have a smaller thrust specification than the driving component 180 configured by the focusing lens assembly 100 of the embodiment of fig. 3.

There are several ways to create the aforementioned pre-force to the spring assembly 170. First, the front elastic member 172 and the rear elastic member 174 of the elastic member set 170 can be designed to have a difference between the fixed positions. Specifically, the housing is used for fixing the position of one end of the front elastic element 172 and the solid lens groups 160 and 260 are used for fixing the position of the other end of the front elastic element 172, and a drop is formed between the two positions; similarly, the housing is configured to hold one end of the rear spring 174 and the solid lens assembly 160,260 is configured to hold the other end of the rear spring 174 with a drop therebetween. When the elastic member 170 is assembled between the solid lens assembly 160,260 and the housing 120,220, the solid lens assembly 160,260 can be made to always abut against the operating member 142,242 of the liquid lens 140, 240.

Secondly, there is a drop between the front elastic element 172 and the rear elastic element 174 in normal state, and the position of the housing for fixing the front elastic element set is substantially level with the position of the solid lens element sets 160,260 for fixing the elastic element set. In this way, when the elastic member 170 is assembled between the solid lens assembly 160,260 and the housing 120,220, the solid lens assembly 160,260 can always abut against the operating member 142,242 of the liquid lens 140, 240.

Referring to fig. 2, the focusing lens assembly 100 further includes a position sensing device 130, and the position sensing device 130 includes a hall magnet 132 and a hall sensor 134. The hall magnet is fixed to the solid lens group 160, and the hall sensor 134 is fixed to the lower case 124. In this way, when the solid lens assembly 160 is driven, the controller can obtain the position of the solid lens assembly 160 through the hall sensor 134, and know the corresponding focal length.

Please refer to fig. 11, which is a cross-sectional view of some embodiments of a periscope type image capturing device. The periscope type image capturing device comprises an optical steering element 350, a focusing lens assembly 300 and an image sensor 310. The optical turning element 350 includes an incident surface 352, a reflecting surface 354 and an emitting surface 356, and an imaging light beam is incident from the incident surface 352, reflected by the reflecting surface 354 and then emitted from the emitting surface 356. The focusing lens assembly 300 includes a housing 320, a liquid lens 340, a solid lens assembly 360, an elastic member assembly (not shown) similar to the elastic member assembly 170 of fig. 2, and a driving assembly (not shown) similar to the driving assembly 180 of fig. 2.

The structure of the focusing lens assembly 300 is similar to that of the aforementioned embodiments of the focusing lens assemblies 100,200, and thus will not be described again. The relationship between the focusing lens assembly 300, the optical steering element 350 and the image sensor 310 is only described below. Liquid lens axis AX of liquid lens 340 _l Fixed mirror optical axis AX with solid lens group 360 _s Corresponding to the exit face 356. In some embodiments, the liquid mirror optical axis AX _l With the optical axis AX of the fixed mirror _s Substantially perpendicular to the exit face 356 and located in a central region of the exit face 356. The image sensor 310 is located outside the light outlet 329 (i.e.)the-Z direction of fig. 11). Fixed mirror optical axis AX _s Substantially passing through the central region of the sensing region of the image sensor 310, i.e. the fixed mirror optical axis AX _s Substantially through the vicinity of the center of the sensing region of the image sensor 310.

In some embodiments, the periscope type image capturing device further comprises a hand shake prevention device (not shown) for driving the image sensor 310 to provide a hand shake prevention function during image capturing.

In summary, according to some embodiments, the focusing lens assembly 100,200,300 and the periscope type image capturing device with the focusing lens assembly 100,200,300 can achieve the zooming function by combining the liquid lens 140,240,340 and have the functions of long focus and short focus in addition to the zooming function by using the solid lens assembly 160,260,360 under proper control.

Claims (13)

1. A focusing lens assembly, comprising:

the shell is provided with an accommodating space, and the accommodating space forms a light inlet in the shell;

the liquid lens covers the light inlet and comprises an operation piece, and the liquid lens is provided with a liquid lens optical axis;

the solid lens group is positioned in the accommodating space and provided with a solid lens optical axis, and the liquid lens optical axis is substantially coincident with the solid lens optical axis;

an elastic component set for suspending the solid lens set in the accommodating space; a kind of electronic device with high-pressure air-conditioning system

A drive assembly, comprising:

a coil assembly fixed to the solid state lens assembly; a kind of electronic device with high-pressure air-conditioning system

The fixed magnet group is fixed on the shell and corresponds to the coil group;

wherein when the coil assembly is driven, the coil assembly interacts with the fixed magnet assembly to move the solid lens assembly along the optical axis of the fixed mirror to selectively urge the solid lens assembly against the operating member.

2. The focusing lens assembly of claim 1, wherein the coil assembly comprises two first coils and two second coils, the fixed magnet assembly comprises three first fixed magnets and three second fixed magnets, the first coils are fixed to the first side of the solid lens assembly, the second coils are fixed to the second side of the solid lens assembly, the first fixed magnets are fixed to the first side of the housing, the second fixed magnets are fixed to the second side of the housing, the first coils correspond to the first fixed magnets, and the second coils correspond to the second fixed magnets.

3. The focusing lens group as claimed in claim 2, wherein the first fixed magnets are sequentially adjacent, and the first coils are respectively corresponding to the adjacent positions of the first fixed magnets; the second fixed magnets are adjacent in sequence, and the second coils respectively correspond to the adjacent positions of the second fixed magnets.

4. The focusing lens assembly of claim 1, wherein the coil assembly comprises three first coils and three second coils, the fixed magnet assembly comprises four first fixed magnets and four second fixed magnets, the first coils are fixed on a first side of a carrier of the solid lens assembly, the second coils are fixed on a second side of the carrier, the first fixed magnets are fixed on a first side of the housing, the second fixed magnets are fixed on a second side of the housing, the first fixed magnets are adjacent in sequence, and the first coils correspond to the adjacent positions of the first fixed magnets, respectively; the second fixed magnets are adjacent in sequence, and the second coils respectively correspond to the adjacent positions of the second fixed magnets.

5. The focusing lens assembly of claim 1, wherein the elastic member assembly normally has a force to urge the solid lens assembly against the operating member.

6. The focusing lens group of any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the elastic member group comprises a front elastic member and a rear elastic member, the solid lens group is a front end near the light entrance of the housing, the other end of the solid lens group opposite to the front end is a rear end, the front elastic member is connected between the front end and the housing, and the rear elastic member is connected between the rear end and the housing.

7. The focusing lens assembly of claim 6, wherein the front elastic member comprises two front elastic pieces, the two front elastic pieces being connected between the front end and the housing; the rear elastic piece comprises two rear elastic pieces, and the two rear elastic pieces are connected between the rear end and the shell.

8. The focusing lens group of claim 1, wherein the solid state lens group comprises:

a carrier having a channel;

a plurality of lenses secured to the channels; a kind of electronic device with high-pressure air-conditioning system

A cap;

the driving assembly drives the carrier to move along the optical axis of the fixed mirror so as to selectively enable the cap to abut against the operating piece.

9. The focusing lens assembly of claim 1, wherein the liquid lens further comprises:

a lens frame having a perforation;

a first film;

a second film, the first film and the second film being secured to the lens frame and closing the perforations; a kind of electronic device with high-pressure air-conditioning system

A liquid contained between the perforations, the first film and the second film;

wherein the operating member is connected to the other side of the second film with respect to the liquid.

10. The periscope type image capturing device is characterized by comprising:

the optical steering element comprises an incidence surface, a reflection surface and an emergent surface, wherein imaging light rays are incident from the incidence surface and are emitted from the emergent surface after being reflected by the reflection surface;

a focusing lens assembly comprising:

the shell is provided with an accommodating space, and the accommodating space is provided with a light inlet and a light outlet in the shell;

the liquid lens covers the light inlet and comprises an operation piece, and the liquid lens corresponds to the emergent surface and is provided with a liquid lens optical axis;

the solid lens group is positioned in the accommodating space and provided with a solid lens optical axis, and the liquid lens optical axis is substantially coincident with the solid lens optical axis and is substantially perpendicular to the emergent surface;

an elastic component set for suspending the solid lens set in the accommodating space; a kind of electronic device with high-pressure air-conditioning system

A drive assembly, comprising:

a coil assembly fixed to the solid state lens assembly; a kind of electronic device with high-pressure air-conditioning system

The fixed magnet group is fixed on the shell and corresponds to the coil group;

wherein when the coil assembly is driven, the coil assembly interacts with the fixed magnet assembly to move the solid lens assembly along the optical axis of the fixed mirror to selectively enable the solid lens assembly to abut against the operating member; a kind of electronic device with high-pressure air-conditioning system

The image sensor is positioned outside the light outlet, and the optical axis of the fixed mirror substantially passes through the central area of the sensing area of the image sensor.

11. The periscope type image capturing device according to claim 10, wherein the coil set includes two first coils and two second coils, the fixed magnet set includes three first fixed magnets and three second fixed magnets, the first coils are fixed on a first side of a carrier of the solid lens set, the second coils are fixed on a second side of the carrier, the first fixed magnets are fixed on a first side of the housing, the second fixed magnets are fixed on a second side of the housing, the first fixed magnets are adjacent in sequence, and the first coils correspond to the adjacent positions of the first fixed magnets, respectively; the second fixed magnets are adjacent in sequence, and the second coils respectively correspond to the adjacent positions of the second fixed magnets.

12. The periscope image capture device of claim 10, wherein the elastic element assembly is normally provided with a force to urge the solid lens assembly against the operating element.

13. The periscope image capture device of any of claims 10-12, wherein the elastic element assembly comprises a front elastic element and a rear elastic element, the solid lens assembly is at a front end near the light entrance of the housing, the solid lens assembly is at a rear end near the light exit, the front elastic element is connected between the front end and the housing, and the rear elastic element is connected between the rear end and the housing.