Abstract: An optical lens assembly includes a first lens, a second lens, a third lens, a fourth lens, a fifth lens, a sixth lens, a seventh lens and an eighth lens. The first lens has a convex surface toward an object side of the optical lens assembly and a concave surface toward an imaging side of the optical lens assembly. The first lens, the second lens, the third lens, the fourth lens, the fifth lens, the sixth lens, the seventh lens and the eighth lens are sequentially arranged along an optical axis from the object side to the imaging side.

Abstract: A periscopic 12× zoom cell phone camera lens with eight million pixels comprises a first lens set arranged between an object side and an imaging surface, a second lens set arranged between the first lens set and the imaging surface, a third lens set arranged between the second lens set and the imaging surface, and an image sensor fixed at the imaging surface. The first lens set includes a prism, a first lens, and a second lens. The second lens set includes a third lens and a fourth lens. The third lens set includes a fifth lens. The light path is turned 90° due to the prism so that the length of the prism is equal to a thickness of the cell phone camera lens and the 60 mm length of the cell phone camera lens may be assembled in the cell phone to achieve 12× zoom.

Abstract: An adjustable headlight device comprises a lens having a light input portion and a light output portion, a light reflection control set having a first and a second light reflection members, and a light emitting diode arranged between the first and the second light reflection members. The first light reflection member is arranged under the lens and has a first reflection portion arranged toward the light input portion. The second light reflection member is arranged at one side of the light input portion and has a second reflection portion arranged toward the light input portion. the first light reflection member and the second light reflection member are configured to effectively decrease the light transmission space with the light reflection principle. The adjustable headlight device may make a lighting distance change to achieve the effect of switching a high beam headlight and a low beam headlight.

Abstract: A sunlight collector module is disclosed, capable of collecting the sunlight from the sun for the illumination at a certain position, and of reflecting portion of the sunlight to a solar photovoltaic module. The disclosed sunlight collector module comprises: a base, a first reflective element disposed on the base, a second reflective element, a light-guide element, and a beam splitting element, wherein the second reflective element is disposed on a side, which is opposite to the base, of the first reflective element. Besides, the light-guide element disposed on a side, which is opposite to the second reflective element, of the first reflective element. In addition, the beam splitting element is disposed between the first reflective element and the light-guide element, for reflecting portion of the sunlight to the solar photovoltaic module. The non-reflected portion of the sunlight passes through the beam splitting element and enters the light-guide element.

Abstract: A displaying device for projecting image onto pupils includes a light source emitting a light beam, a first light splitter reflecting the light beam, an image unit providing an image message, a displayer integrating the light beam form the first light splitter and the image message from the image unit into an image beam, a first lens focusing the image beam and a second light splitter transforming the image beam into a enlarged virtual image and projecting the enlarged virtual image onto user's pupils for a user to watch. The second light splitter is placed in front of user's pupils and is transparent to transmit the view around the user to user's pupils.

Abstract: A sunlight collector module is disclosed, capable of collecting the sunlight from the sun for the illumination at a certain position, and of reflecting portion of the sunlight to a solar photovoltaic module. The disclosed sunlight collector module comprises: a base, a first reflective element disposed on the base, a second reflective element, a light-guide element, and a beam splitting element, wherein the second reflective element is disposed on a side, which is opposite to the base, of the first reflective element. Besides, the light-guide element disposed on a side, which is opposite to the second reflective element, of the first reflective element. In addition, the beam splitting element is disposed between the first reflective element and the light-guide element, for reflecting portion of the sunlight to the solar photovoltaic module. The non-reflected portion of the sunlight passes through the beam splitting element and enters the light-guide element.

Abstract: An optical system (20) for efficiently collimating an elliptical light beam includes a light source (21), a first lens (22), a second lens (23), and a third lens (24). The light source is adapted for providing an elliptical light beam defining different diverging angles in different directions, wherein any cross-section of the elliptical light beam emitted from the light source defines a long axis and a short axis which are perpendicular to each other. The first lens, the second lens, and the third lens are used for reconfiguring the elliptical light beam, thus obtaining a round light beam having equivalent short axis and long axis, and equivalent diverging angles in both horizontal direction and vertical direction. Optical centers of the first lens, the second lens, and the third lens commonly define a common optical axis along which the elliptical light beams travels.

Abstract: An optical pickup head includes a first light source, a second light source, a base, a light adjusting unit, and a light guiding unit. The first light source emits a first wavelength light beam to read a first data density optical storage medium. The second light source emits a second wavelength light beam to read a second data density optical storage medium. The base includes at least a slant surface for reflecting the first wavelength light beam and the second wavelength light beam, so that the first wavelength light beam and the second wavelength light beam are parallel with each other. The light adjusting unit adjusts the first wavelength light beam and the second wavelength light beam to the same optical axis. The light guiding unit guides the first wavelength light beam and the second wavelength light beam to the first data density optical storage medium or the second data density optical storage medium.

Abstract: An optical system (20) for efficiently collimating an elliptical light beam includes a light source (21), a first lens (22), a second lens (23), and a third lens (24). The light source is adapted for providing an elliptical light beam defining different diverging angles in different directions, wherein any cross-section of the elliptical light beam emitted from the light source defines a long axis and a short axis which are perpendicular to each other. The first lens, the second lens, and the third lens are used for reconfiguring the elliptical light beam, thus obtaining a round light beam having equivalent short axis and long axis, and equivalent diverging angles in both horizontal direction and vertical direction. Optical centers of the first lens, the second lens, and the third lens commonly define a common optical axis along which the elliptical light beams travels.

Abstract: An optical pickup head (100) for a high density recording and/or reproducing device compatible with first and second optical recording media. The pickup head includes a first light source (11) emitting first light beams with a first wavelength, a second light source (12) emitting second light beams with a second wavelength greater than the first wavelength, a prism unit (3), a collimating lens (4) located beside the prism unit for collimating incident first and second light beams, and an objective lens (7) for receiving the first and second light beams and transmitting the first and second laser beams to the first and second recording media respectively. The prism unit includes a first portion facing the first light source and receiving the first light beams, a second portion facing the second light source and receiving the second light beams, and an aspherical surface for the second light beams to pass therethrough.

Abstract: An optical pickup system includes a first light source emitting first light beams with a first wavelength, a second light source emits second light beams with a second wavelength greater than the first wavelength, a third light source emits third light beams with a third wavelength greater than the second wavelength, a composite prism comprising a first prism facing the first and second light sources, a second prism facing the third light source, and a third prism for receiving the first, second and third light beams from the first and second prisms, the first prism has a surface facing the first and second light sources, the surface defines first and second regions, the second region has an aspherical surface to compensate aberration of the second light beams, a collimating lens and objective lens disposed in a common optical path for transmitting the three light beams from the composite prism.

Abstract: A liquid crystal shutter (100) and a camera (200) with therein. The liquid crystal shutter (100) includes a power supply (10), a switch (20) and a liquid crystal box (40), all parts are electrically connected and form a control circuit. The liquid crystal box (40) includes a first electric plate (42), a first polarizing filter (424), a second electric plate (44), and a second polarizing filter (444). A predetermined amount of liquid crystal (46) is contained between the first electric plate (42) and the second electric plate (44). The first polarizing filter (424) is formed on a surface of the first electric plate (42). A second polarizing filter (444) is formed on a surface of the second electric plate (44). The axial direction of the second polarizing filter (444) is perpendicular to that of the first polarizing filter (424).

Abstract: A hybrid lens system includes: a first lens with positive diffractive power, a second lens with negative diffractive power, a third lens with positive diffractive power, and a fourth lens with negative diffractive power. The first lens, the second lens, the third lens and the fourth lens are aligned in that order from an object side to an image side. The first lens is made from a glass material, each of the second lens, the third lens and the fourth lens is made from a plastic material. All of the four lenses are aspheric lenses.

Abstract: An optical pickup head (100) for a high density recording and/or reproducing device compatible with three types of optical recording media. The pickup head includes a first light source (11a) emitting first beams with a first wavelength, a second light source (12a) emitting second beams with a second longer wavelength, a third light source (13a) emitting third beams with a third even longer wavelength, a prism unit (3), a collimating lens (4) located beside the prism unit, and an objective lens (7) for receiving the light beams and transmitting them to the recording media respectively. The prism unit includes a first portion facing the first source and receiving the first beams, a second portion facing the second source and receiving the second beams, a third portion facing the third source and receiving the third beams, and first and second aberration-correcting portions for the second and third beams to pass therethrough.

Abstract: A image pick-up lens system includes: a first lens with positive diffractive power, a second lens with negative diffractive power, a third lens with positive diffractive power, and a fourth lens with negative diffractive power. The first lens, the second lens, the third lens and the fourth lens are aligned in that order from an object side to an image side, and each of the four lenses is an aspheric lens made from a plastic material.

Abstract: A wide angle lens includes, in order from an object side, a first positive convex lens element, a second concavo-convex negative lens element, and a third lens element. The first lens element is made of an optical glass and defines a first convex aspheric surface on the object side and a second plane aspheric surface. The second lens element is made of an optical plastic and defines a third concave aspheric surface on the object side and a fourth convex aspheric surface. The third lens element is made of an optical plastic and defines a fifth high-aperture size convex aspheric surface on the object side and a sixth wave-shaped aspheric surface. Each of the lens elements is symmetrically disposed about an optical axis of the lens. The lens is compact and capable of covering total field angle of up to about 70 degrees.

Abstract: An optical system (20) for efficiently collimating an elliptical light beam includes a light source (21), a collimator (22), and at least one prism (23,24). The light source is adapted for providing an elliptical light beam defining different diverging angles in different directions, wherein any cross-section of the elliptical light beam emitted from the light source defines a long axis and a short axis which are perpendicular to each other. The at least one prism is used for reconfiguring the elliptical light beam, thus obtaining a parallel round light beam having equivalent short axis and long axis.

Abstract: An optical pickup device compatible with two types of optical recording media in accordance with the present invention includes: a first light source emitting a first laser beam with a first wavelength; a second light source emitting a second laser beam with a second wavelength greater than the first wavelength; an objective lens with parameters according with the first wavelength and adapted to focus the first and second laser beams on the at least two types of optical recording media; a collimating lens for collimating an incident beam of light and transmitting the collimated light beam to the objective lens; an optical path synthesizer/separator for receiving the first and second laser beams and transmitting the first and second laser beams to the collimating lens; and a compensator for correcting the second laser beams and transmitting the corrected second laser beams to the optical path synthesizer/separator.

Abstract: An optical pickup head compatible with multiple optical recording media includes three light sources, a prism unit disposed beside the light sources, a reflective multi-surface prism disposed beside the prism unit for multiple reflecting light beams therethrough, a collimating lens disposed beside the reflective multi-surface prism for collimating light beams there through, and an objective lens. The prism unit includes a first portion facing the first light source for passing the first light beam therethrough, a second portion facing the second light source for passing the second light beam therethrough, a third portion facing the third light source for passing the third light beam therethrough, a first aspherical surface for correcting aberrations of the first light beam caused by non-matching, and a second aspherical surface for correcting aberrations of the second light beam caused by non-matching.

Abstract: An automatic focusing method includes the following steps: providing a digital camera module, which includes a lens member, an image sensor member, a distance-measuring member, a signal-processing member, a drive control member, and a drive member; measuring an object distance using the distance-measuring member, and transmitting the object distance to the signal-processing member for generating a control signal; the drive control member driving the drive member according to the control signal; and the drive member driving the image sensor member or the lens member to a position determined by the control signal. The step of providing the digital camera module includes: providing the lens member, the image sensor member and the distance-measuring member; measuring a depth of focus of the lens member; establishing a range of error of movement of the drive member; and selecting a suitable signal-processing member, drive control member, and drive member.