Scholly Fiberoptic Gmbh

Massimo Kubon

Mateusz Cichosz

Jochen Dietrich

Johannes Wickersheim

Patrick Spring

Matthias Kuhn

Florian Schafer

Jenny Doan

Ingo Tobias Doser

Sebastien Weitbruch

Maximilian Gotz

Nicole Giessler

Clemens Meier

Harald Haigis

Andreas Hanselmann

Alexander Raiola

The invention relates to a cover for an endoscope tip, comprising at least one optical termination element and a shaft, the termination element comprising at least one light-guiding region and at least one image-guiding region, at least one optical barrier being formed between the at least one light-guiding region and the at least one image-guiding region by at least one separation element.

Cover for an endoscope tip and endoscope

An image recording method () and an image recording device () for recording a sequence of single images of a scene () are provided, wherein the scene () is illuminated using an illumination unit (), a light intensity generated by the illumination unit () is characterized by an illumination variable (), a setting of the illumination variable () is performed as long as a regulating reserve () of an optimum regulating range () of the exposure parameter () is present, and a setting of the illumination variable () is performed or repeated until the illumination variable () is within an optimum regulating range () of the illumination variable ().

Image recording method and image recording device

A magnetic coupling is provided having two rings that are arranged concentrically in relation to one another, which are each mounted to be rotatable in relation to one another. An arrangement of at least three magnetic dipoles is respectively arranged on both rings, the magnetic dipoles facilitating magnetic coupling of the rings and a transmission of torque from a driving ring to a driven ring of the two rings. The magnetic dipoles of the arrangements at the driven ring and/or at the driving ring is/are aligned such that two like magnetic poles, which adjoin one another on the respective other ring, are always followed by an unlike magnetic pole, and the magnetic poles adjoining one another at the respective other ring are arranged in a manner corresponding to one another such that the two rings are magnetically coupled in an equilibrium position.

Magnetic coupling

Coupling for pipes and hoses

An endoscope () with an endoscope shaft () in which an illumination device () and a rotatably mounted image sensor () are arranged in a distal region () is provided, and includes a handle () in which a rotatably mounted heat sink () is arranged, wherein the image sensor () is thermally connected to the heat sink (), for conjoint rotation therewith, via a heat transmission element ().

Video endoscope

A high-frequency transmission of data between functional units, which are mounted rotatably with respect to each other, of an endoscope, is permitted in which the functional units can be electrically insulated from each other. For this, an electric connecting element which, in a central flexible portion, is rolled up transversely with respect to the direction of transmission and is fastened by its respective end portions to the functional units is provided. An uninterrupted electrical connection with consistent quality of the signal transmission can therefore be obtained even when the functional units are rotated in relation to each other. By the rolling up of the central portion to form a winding, which is preferably configured in a self-supporting manner, a long term stable rotary degree of freedom is created in a very simple manner for the connecting element, with this degree of freedom permitting complex mechanical adjustment functions in the endoscope.

Endoscope having a rotatable electric connecting element

In the case of a camera module () including at least two camera functional units () arranged one behind another in a stack arrangement, it is provided to form the camera functional units () on a common main body (), wherein the camera functional units () are aligned with respect to one another in the use position by a folding or bending process.

Method for producing a camera module, and camera module, where functional units are formed on a common board

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Emmendingen, Germany

Massimo Kubon