Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd.

Kwang Yun Choi

Ho Jin Cho

Byung Hoon Kang

Young Ho Lee

Duck Hun Kim

Jin Su Seok

In Jung Yun

Song Geun Lee

Bong Woo Lee

A lens module may include a lens inserted into a lens barrel. One surface of the lens facing one surface of the lens barrel in an optical axis direction may be disposed in a stress-free state, and the lens is movable relative to the lens barrel to allow optical axes of lenses to be aligned with each other.

Lens module, method of manufacturing the same, and camera module including the same

In a lens module, a concave portion may be formed on an image-side surface of a first lens, a convex portion protruding toward the concave portion may be formed on an object-side surface of a second lens, an outer region of the concave portion of the first lens and an outer region of the convex portion of the second lens may be closely adhered to each other, the concave portion and the convex portion may be spaced apart from each other, and a gap between the concave portion and the convex portion in an optical axis direction and a gap between the concave portion and the convex portion in a direction perpendicular to an optical axis may be formed so as to be different from each other.

Lens module

There is provided a lens module including: a first lens group including a plurality of lenses mounted in a lens barrel in a state in which optical axes thereof are aligned with each other by coupling therebetween; and a second lens group including a plurality of lenses sequentially mounted in the lens barrel, such that optical axes thereof are aligned with each other.

An aspheric plastic lens comprises a spherical surface portion having upper and lower portions at the center thereof, the upper and lower portions having curved surfaces with a different curvature, respectively; a rib formed in a circular plate shape so as to extend from the peripheral edge of the spherical surface portion to the outside, the rib having burrs formed to project on the edges of the upper and lower surfaces thereof; and a pair of two-stage step portions formed on the upper and lower surfaces of the rib, the two-stage step portions being formed symmetrically with each other.

Aspheric plastic lens and mold for manufacturing the same

Disclosed is a deflection yoke comprising: a fastening band of a ring shape assembled on an outer periphery of a neck portion in a coil separator by a fixing manner, provided for being extended and contracted; a pair of flanges bent and extended from both ends of the fastening band, on which a through hole is formed; a yoke clamp for generating fastening force by tightening of a bolt for passing through a pair of through holes, then being tightened by a nut; a bending portion projected on an outer side along the periphery of the fastening band, whose object contact plane for coming in contact with an outer periphery of the neck portion is divided into at least two or more.

Deflection yoke

Disclosed is a product quality test in a winding step of the entire manufacturing process of a deflection yoke, which is a core part of a display device employing a cathode ray tube such as a color TV or a monitor, and in particular, a winding zig for measuring magnetic fields of a deflection yoke and a magnetic field measuring system of a deflection yoke using the winding zig. The winding zig and the system according to the invention include a plurality of magnetic field sensors mounted inside of the A-shaped winding zig, a digital signal generator for receiving output signals from the magnetic field sensors that sense magnetic field characteristics of a deflection coil wound around the A-shaped winding zig, amplifying the received signals, and converting the amplified signals to digital signals, a digital signal interface for converting the data outputted from the digital signal generator to serial data, and a transmitter for receiving signals processed as serial data by the digital signal interface, and transmitting the received signals.

Magnetic field measuring system of deflection yoke

A deflection yoke for CRTs, designed to easily correct a misconvergence in a vertical direction of a frame without being rotated during a frame correction step, is disclosed. The deflection yoke has a coil separator composed of a screen part, a rear cover part and a neck part. A plurality of horizontal and vertical deflection coils are set on the internal and external surfaces of the coil separator and generate horizontal and vertical deflection magnetic fields. A correction means is provided on the rear cover part of the coil separator and corrects the vertical magnetic field in addition to frame dispersion. A position adjusting means is provided at a position between the rear cover part and the correction means and holds the correction means on the rear cover part while allowing the position of the correction means relative to the rear cover part to be finely and precisely adjustable. This deflection yoke precisely and stably corrects both the frame dispersion and the vertical magnetic field. In the correction means, two correction pieces are connected together into a single structure by a guider. This guider also almost completely prevents the correction pieces from being undesirably displaced on or removed from the rear cover part, thus improving the operational reliability of the deflection yoke.

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Uiwang-shi, South Korea

Kwang Yun Choi