Design of a double piezoelectric stack-based miniature hollow inertia ultrasonic motor for micro-camera autofocus
摘要
To tackle the challenge of achieving high optical zoom ratios in motor-driven micro-cameras, this paper presents a dual-piezoelectric stack chip-type micro hollow inertial ultrasonic motor. The motor, consisting of a dual-piezoelectric stack chip, flexible hinges, hollow suspension mechanism, and elastic slider, operates on the inertial stick-slip principle. It is designed for autofocus functions in next-gen camera modules. By adjusting the slider diameter, the optimal preload of the rotor structure was achieved, increasing the motor speed by 7.24 %. Experimental results show the motor operates at a frequency of 26920 Hz, with a speed of 13.8 mm/s and a maximum output force of 15.2 mN. The motor reaches a stable operating state within 0.05 s, suitable for autofocus applications.