| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
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| 1 | 飞行器的摄像机的光调节控制 | CN201780008533.6 | 2017-01-25 | CN108698695A | 2018-10-23 | B.J.奥布里恩; J.J.沃森 |
| 本公开描述了包括光改变组件的飞行器，光改变组件可用于改变进入飞行器的摄像机的透镜的光。光改变组件可包括可选择性地位于摄像机的透镜之上的可调节遮阳板和/或滤光片。通过改变进入飞行器的摄像机的透镜的光，摄像机能够得到围绕飞行器的区域的较高质量的图像。较高质量的图像可接着被处理以准确地检测在飞行器附近内的物体。 | ||||||
| 2 | 飞行器的摄像机的光调节控制 | CN201780008533.6 | 2017-01-25 | CN108698695B | 2022-06-14 | B.J.奥布里恩; J.J.沃森 |
| 本公开描述了包括光改变组件的飞行器，光改变组件可用于改变进入飞行器的摄像机的透镜的光。光改变组件可包括可选择性地位于摄像机的透镜之上的可调节遮阳板和/或滤光片。通过改变进入飞行器的摄像机的透镜的光，摄像机能够得到围绕飞行器的区域的较高质量的图像。较高质量的图像可接着被处理以准确地检测在飞行器附近内的物体。 | ||||||
| 3 | 信号控制电路及半导体设备 | CN202322394018.1 | 2023-09-04 | CN220855418U | 2024-04-26 | 王彦龙 |
| 本申请提供一种信号控制电路及半导体设备，涉及半导体技术领域，该电路包括：电源电路、第一信号输入电路、第二信号输入电路、信号输出电路及控制模块；所述第一信号输入电路连接于相机模块的信号输出端，以用于向所述信号输出电路传输控制信号；所述电源电路连接于所述第二信号输入电路，所述控制模块用于控制所述电源电路与所述第二信号电路导通或断开，以阻断或释放所述第一信号输入电路与所述信号输出电路之间的信号传输。由此，可使得在使用相机模块对晶圆进行拍照检测时，可以尽量减少由于输出的控制信号不可控导致的过载等意外情况的发生，可以使得光学相机及半导体设备均可以正常工作，提高了电路的安全性。 | ||||||
| 4 | LIGHT ADJUSTMENT CONTROL FOR CAMERAS OF AN AERIAL VEHICLE | EP17703898.1 | 2017-01-25 | EP3408174B1 | 2023-10-18 | O'BRIEN, Barry James; WATSON, Joshua John |
| 5 | LIGHT ADJUSTMENT CONTROL FOR CAMERAS OF AN AERIAL VEHICLE | PCT/US2017/014994 | 2017-01-25 | WO2017132290A1 | 2017-08-03 | O'BRIEN, Barry James; WATSON, Joshua John |
This disclosure describes an aerial vehicle that includes a light alteration assembly that may be used to alter light entering a lens of a camera of the aerial vehicle. The light alteration assembly may include an adjustable visor and/or filters that may be selectively positioned over the lens of the camera. By altering light entering the lens of a camera of the aerial vehicle, the camera is able to obtain higher quality images of the area surrounding the aerial vehicle. The higher quality images may then be processed to accurately detect objects within a vicinity of the aerial vehicle. |
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| 6 | 카메라의 필름 비장착시 셔터 제어 회로 | KR1019950045211 | 1995-11-30 | KR1019970028782A | 1997-06-24 | 임용희 |
| 본발명은카메라의필름비장착시셔터제어회로에관한것으로, 카메라(10)의필름수납부(14)에설치되어필름수납시접점이형성되는 1조의필름검출스위치(16,17)와, 그 1조의필름검출스위치(16,17)에의한필름검출신호를논리 OR 처리하여필름검출신호를형성하는 OR 게이트(23), 그 OR 게이트 (23)의필름검출신호에의해활성화되어셔터구동부(27)에의한셔터의구동을스위칭하는릴레이(26) 및 , 상기필름검출에의한셔터구동을선택적으로설정하기위한스위치소자(21)를구비하여구성되어필름(F)의비장착시셔터의개방을제어하게되고, 상기필름(F)의비장착을경고하기위해상기릴레이(26)에서셔터구동부(27)로인가되는전압을분압하는분압저항(30)과, 그분압저항(30)에직렬접속되어셔터구동수단(27)의비구동시전위를검출하는제너다이오드(31), 베이스에스위치소자(21)의접속시의전위가인가되고컬렉터에상기제너다이오드(31)가접속되어그 제너다이로드(31)의전위에의해카메라(10)의외면상단에설치되는발광소자(18)를구동하는트랜지스터(32)로이루어진경고수단이더 구비되어구성된것이다. | ||||||
| 7 | 교환렌즈의 조리개 조작링의 회동 제어기구 | KR2019830006467 | 1983-07-22 | KR2019860000938Y1 | 1986-05-21 | 니시오에쓰로오; 오오구라젠이찌; 하마요시히로 |
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| 8 | 자동 노출 편차 안정화 장치 | KR2019940032808 | 1994-12-03 | KR2019960024359U | 1996-07-22 | 김진익 |
| 1. 청구범위에기재된고안이속한기술분야자동카메라의셔터장치 2. 고안이해결하려고하는기술적과제구조를단순화하면서자동카메라의자동노출편차를줄일수 있도록하려고하는것임. 3. 고안의해결방법의요지셔터블레이드를커버시켜주는셔터블레이드커버(1)와, 사익셔터블레이드커버(1)를인쇄회로기판(20)상에결합시킬수 있도록상기셔터블레이드커버(1) 외측을따라수개형성된고정편(21)의중앙부에체결공(22)을형성한고정부(2)와, 상기셔터블레이드커버(1) 일측에위치되고사용자의버튼누름에의한동력전달에의해서회전축(30)을중심으로회전되어셔터동작스위치(미도시됨)를작동시키는셔터블레이드레버(3)와, 일단은상기셔터블레이드레버(3)에고정되고타단은고정편(21) 측의브라켓트(40)에고정되어자체탄성력에의해서셔터블레이드레버(3)를복원시킬수 있도록한 스프링(4)이구비되는자동카메라의셔터장치에있어서, 상기스프링(4)의타단을걸어고정시킬수 있도록상기고정편(21)의일측부에소정크기의금속편을일체형성하여이 금속편을상부측으로수직절곡시킨스프링탄지부(5)가구비된것을특징으로한 것이다. 4. 고안의중요한용도자동카메라의셔터블레이드레버를복원시키기위해서설치되는스프링을고정시키는데적용되는것임. | ||||||
| 9 | 교환렌즈의 조리개 조작링의 회동 제어기구 | KR2019830006467 | 1983-07-22 | KR2019850002034U | 1985-04-22 | 니시오에쓰로오; 오오구라젠이찌; 하마요시히로 |
| 10 | INFORMATION-PROCESSING DEVICE, INFORMATION-PROCESSING METHOD, AND INFORMATION-PROCESSING PROGRAM | EP21216641.7 | 2017-12-25 | EP4002831A1 | 2022-05-25 | HARADA, Takeshi; ODA, Ryunosuke |
An information processing device that operates in an imaging device mounted on a mobile unit, and notifies the mobile unit of failed imaging, when imaging performed by the imaging device has failed.
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| 11 | INFORMATION-PROCESSING DEVICE, INFORMATION-PROCESSING METHOD, AND INFORMATION-PROCESSING PROGRAM | EP17899534.6 | 2017-12-25 | EP3595286B1 | 2022-03-16 | HARADA, Takeshi; ODA, Ryunosuke |
| 12 | LIGHT ADJUSTMENT CONTROL FOR CAMERAS OF AN AERIAL VEHICLE | EP17703898.1 | 2017-01-25 | EP3408174A1 | 2018-12-05 | O'BRIEN, Barry James; WATSON, Joshua John |
This disclosure describes an aerial vehicle that includes a light alteration assembly that may be used to alter light entering a lens of a camera of the aerial vehicle. The light alteration assembly may include an adjustable visor and/or filters that may be selectively positioned over the lens of the camera. By altering light entering the lens of a camera of the aerial vehicle, the camera is able to obtain higher quality images of the area surrounding the aerial vehicle. The higher quality images may then be processed to accurately detect objects within a vicinity of the aerial vehicle.
This disclosure describes an aerial vehicle that includes a light alteration assembly that may be used to alter light entering a lens of a camera of the aerial vehicle. The light alteration assembly may include an adjustable visor and/or filters that may be selectively positioned over the lens of the camera. By altering light entering the lens of a camera of the aerial vehicle, the camera is able to obtain higher quality images of the area surrounding the aerial vehicle. The higher quality images may then be processed to accurately detect objects within a vicinity of the aerial vehicle. |
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| 13 | Focus adjusting device and focus adjusting method | US11127209 | 2005-05-12 | US20050253954A1 | 2005-11-17 | Toshiyuki Nakashima; Toshiya Kogishi; Kenji Arakawa; Toshinobu Hatano; Jun Kajiwara |
| A focus adjusting method for focusing a focus of a digital camera comprises an image signal converting step in which an imaging light entering an optical lens mechanism is converted into an image signal, an extracting step in which a high-frequency component of the image signal is selectively extracted, a signal generating step in which a luminance signal and a color difference signal are generated from the high-frequency component of the image signal selectively extracted, and a focus adjusting step in which a focusing position of the optical lens mechanism is adjusted using a high-frequency component of the luminance signal. According to the foregoing constitution, a focus adjustment can be realized with a high accuracy and at a high speed. | ||||||
| 14 | Camera | US701234 | 1996-08-23 | US5708861A | 1998-01-13 | Riichi Higaki; Hiroyuki Tsuru |
| Disclosed is a camera comprising a plurality of controlled devices each operated in at least one of a photographing action and a photographing standby action, the photographing standby action having a first photographing standby action and a second photographing standby action, a release device having a first stroke of outputting a first signal for indicating an execution of the photographing standby action and a second stroke of outputting a second signal for indicating an execution of the photographing action and a control device for repeatedly executing a part of the second photographing standby action through a part of the controlled devices during the outputting of the first signal, repeatedly executing the first photographing action till a predetermined time elapses or till the first signal is outputted when the first signal annihilates without outputting the second signal after the first signal has been outputted, starting an execution of the second photographing standby action when the first signal is outputted during the execution of the first photographing standby action and executing the photographing action by other part of said controlled devices when the second signal is outputted after executing at least other part of the second photographing standby action. | ||||||
| 15 | Camera system | US355359 | 1989-05-23 | US5049917A | 1991-09-17 | Seiichi Yasukawa; Tetsuro Goto; Takashi Saegusa; Tsutomu Wakabayashi; Norikazu Yokonuma |
| There is disclosed a camera system consisting of accessories such as a speed light, a data back etc. and a camera capable of mounting these accessories, and capable of data communication between the camera and the accessory. When the power supply of the camera is turned off, a power supply activating signal is sent as a hardware signal from the accessory to the camera by the manipulation of the accessory. When the power supply of the camera is turned on, a power supply extending signal is sent as a software signal from the accessory to the camera by the manipulation of the accessory. The camera holds the operation of the power supply for a predetermined period from the latest entry of the power supply activation signal or the power supply extending signal. | ||||||
| 16 | Operating members for a camera | US938609 | 1986-12-05 | US4707101A | 1987-11-17 | Jun Akabane; Hitoshi Suyama |
| Operating members for a camera typically comprising a first operating member for the purpose of switching over from automatic adjustment to manual adjustment and vice versa for the camera and a second operating member for turning on or off electric power source. Each of the operating members is designed in the form of a knob and a turning movement indication pattern is formed on the operating member. The operating members themselves may function as a turning movement indication pattern. The camera housing is integrally provided with raised portions on the upper surface thereof and the operating member is disposed in the area between the adjacent raised portions or disposed adjacent to the raised portion. When the operating members are set to their predetermined position, the turning movement indication patterns on the operating members are aligned with the stationary patterns on the raised portions on a common band-shaped area on the upper surface of the camera housing. At this moment a combination of the operating members and the raised portion looks like a single indication pattern when each of the operating members and the raised portions functions as an indication pattern. A combination of the operating members and the raised portions aligned with one after another in that way may have an arcuate pattern as seen from the above. | ||||||
| 17 | Switch state detecting apparatus for a camera | US701094 | 1985-02-13 | US4603957A | 1986-08-05 | Nobuyuki Suzuki |
| A detecting apparatus for detecting the state of switch means operatively associated with the release operation or the like is disclosed. The cycle of sampling pulse for detecting the state of the switch to be applied to the switch means when the use of the photographing apparatus is selected by operation means is made shorter than that when the non-use of the photographing apparatus is selected. The power consumption due to the application of the sampling pulses in case the detection of the switch detection is not necessary is prevented, while the change of the state of the switch means can be detected efficiently when the detection of the switch state is necessary. | ||||||
| 18 | Indicating apparatus for a camera | US701423 | 1985-02-14 | US4582413A | 1986-04-15 | Nobuyuki Suzuki; Shinichi Matsuyama |
| The present invention relates to a camera capable of both bulb and self-timer photography. The feature of the present invention is that the indicating mode for indicating the time of the self-timer is made different from that of the bulb exposure when bulb photography is carried out after a lapse of time of the self-timer, thus clarifying the change-over operation from the self-timer to the bulb exposure, whereby the remaining time of the self-timer and the time lapse of the bulb exposure can be indicated clearly. | ||||||
| 19 | Shutter release locking device | US256305 | 1981-04-22 | US4396269A | 1983-08-02 | Sakuji Watanabe |
| A camera comprises an automatic exposure control device having a comparing circuit adapted for comparing a time output signal indicating the time from the shutter aperture opening function with a proper output signal indicating an appropriate exposure time and for releasing a comparison signal when a determined relationship is reached between said output signals, and solenoid means adapted for blocking the shutter aperture closing function when energized and being deactivated in response to the comparison signal to cancel the blocking; and a shutter release locking device having a voltage detecting circuit adapted for deactivating the solenoid means prior to the shutter aperture opening function when the power supply voltage becomes lower than a determined limit level, and blocking means for prohibiting the shutter aperture opening function in response to the deactivation of the solenoid means prior to the shutter aperture opening function.The shutter release locking device comprises a limiter circuit for supplying a signal of a determined level instead of the proper output signal to the comparing circuit thereby enabling to obtain the comparison signal therefrom in case the proper output signal exceed a determined level. | ||||||
| 20 | Photographic camera with cover for exposure conditions selector means | US585653 | 1975-06-10 | US4005460A | 1977-01-25 | Shigeo Mizukawa |
| On the camera body of a photographic camera provided with manually operable exposure controlling dials or knobs, is provided a cover which can be closed to cover the dials or knobs to prevent them from being manually operated. When the cover is open, the dials and knobs can be manually operated as desired. When the cover is closed, the exposure controlling dials and knobs are in the position to effect a normal exposure. | ||||||
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