Abstract: An imaging lens driving module includes a base, a casing, a driving mechanism and a damping element. The base has an opening, and the casing has a central aperture corresponding to the opening. The casing includes a plastic frame portion and a metal structure portion. The plastic frame portion is coupled to the base. The metal structure portion has a plurality of pins extending towards the base. The driving mechanism is disposed in the casing. The driving mechanism is configured to drive the lens unit to move in a direction parallel to an optical axis. The damping element is connected to the pins and the lens unit. The metal structure portion is insert-molded with the plastic frame portion to form the casing. The pins are located closer to the optical axis than the other part of the metal structure portion to the optical axis.

Abstract: A lens driving module includes a base, a shield can, a driving mechanism, a space maintaining element and a damping element. The base has an opening. The shield can is coupled to the base and has a central aperture corresponding to the opening. The driving mechanism is disposed in the shield and configured to drive a lens unit to move. The space maintaining element is in physical contact with the shield can. The space maintaining element includes a plastic frame portion and a metal structure portion. The metal structure portion includes pins extending toward the base. The metal structure portion is insert-molded with the plastic frame portion to form the space maintaining element. The damping element is connected to the pins and the lens unit. The pins of the metal structure portion are located closer to the optical axis than part of the metal structure portion without the pins.

Abstract: The present invention provides a method for inhibiting angiogenesis in a subject, which comprises administering said subject a pharmaceutical composition comprising beauvericin at a therapeutically effective concentration ranging from 0.1 ?M to 5 ?M. Also provides is the pharmaceutical composition comprising beauvericin at a therapeutically effective concentration ranging from 0.1 ?M to 5 ?M, and a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier.

Abstract: An imaging lens assembly module includes an imaging lens assembly, a light path folding element, a first lens barrel, a second lens barrel, a base and a plurality of rolling bearings. The imaging lens assembly includes a plurality of plastic lens elements, and defines a first optical axis passing through the plastic lens elements. The first lens barrel contains one or more of the plastic lens elements. The second lens barrel contains another one or more of the plastic lens elements. The base includes a guiding groove structure, and the guiding groove structure extends continuously along a direction parallel to the first optical axis. The rolling bearings interposed between the first lens barrel and the base and the rolling bearings interposed between the second lens barrel and the base are interposed in the guiding groove structure.

Abstract: An imaging lens driving module includes a base, a casing, a driving mechanism and a damping element. The base has an opening, and the casing has a central aperture corresponding to the opening. The casing includes a plastic frame portion and a metal structure portion. The plastic frame portion is coupled to the base. The metal structure portion has a plurality of pins extending towards the base. The driving mechanism is disposed in the casing. The driving mechanism is configured to drive the lens unit to move in a direction parallel to an optical axis. The damping element is connected to the pins and the lens unit. The metal structure portion is insert-molded with the plastic frame portion to form the casing. The pins are located closer to the optical axis than the other part of the metal structure portion to the optical axis.

Abstract: A lens driving module includes a base, a shield can, a driving mechanism, a space maintaining element and a damping element. The base has an opening. The shield can is coupled to the base and has a central aperture corresponding to the opening. The driving mechanism is disposed in the shield and configured to drive a lens unit to move. The space maintaining element is in physical contact with the shield can. The space maintaining element includes a plastic frame portion and a metal structure portion. The metal structure portion includes pins extending toward the base. The metal structure portion is insert-molded with the plastic frame portion to form the space maintaining element. The damping element is connected to the pins and the lens unit. The pins of the metal structure portion are located closer to the optical axis than part of the metal structure portion without the pins.

Abstract: A transformer (100) includes a magnetic core (1), a primary coil (2), and a secondary coil (3) wound around the magnetic core (1), the primary coil including a first enameled wire (21) and a second enameled wire (22), one end of the first enameled wire and one end of the second enameled wire forming a first center tap (23) twisted into a bundle, the secondary coil including a third enameled wire (31) and a fourth enameled wire (32), one end of the third enameled wire and one end of the fourth enameled wire forming a second center tap (33) twisted into another bundle, the transformer (100) having only four enameled wires and the first center tap (23) is cross with the second center tap (33).

Abstract: A transformer (100) includes a magnetic core (1), a primary coil (2), and a secondary coil (3) wound around the magnetic core (1), the primary coil including a first enameled wire (21) and a second enameled wire (22), one end of the first enameled wire and one end of the second enameled wire forming a first center tap (23) twisted into a bundle, the secondary coil including a third enameled wire (31) and a fourth enameled wire (32), one end of the third enameled wire and one end of the fourth enameled wire forming a second center tap (33) twisted into another bundle, the transformer (100) having only four enameled wires and the first center tap (23) is cross with the second center tap (33).