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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Dec. 16, 2003
Filed:
Aug. 14, 2000
Chih-Yu Ting, Sanchung, TW;
Opcom Inc., Sanchung, TW;
Abstract
A structure of an image-sensing module includes: a top cover; a bottom cover; a set of optical lenses module; at least an elastic pressing strap; an image-sensing transistor; and a soft-tppe circuit board in combination with the image-sensing transistor in transmitting electrical signals, wherein the top cover is provided with a through hole for the engagement with the optical lenses module, and the mounting face between the top cover and the bottom cover is provided with a protruded and depressed bodies for locking with each other, such that the top and the bottom covers can be sealed or detached, and within the interior of the top cover and the bottom cover, the image-sensing transistor, the elastic pressing straps and the soft-type circuit board connected to the image-sensing transistor are stacked with one another, such that the top cover, by means of a lower pressing-strap, causes the soft-type circuit board stacked and connected with the image-sensing transistor portion to mutually press against each other, and the image-sensing transistor urgingly connected at the internal surface of the bottom cover, and the sensing portion faces the position mounted with the optical lenses module mounted at the top cover, and receives the projection of images passing through the optical lenses module to produce image electrical signals which are then transmitted via the soft-type circuit board.