Focal plane shutter and optical apparatus
View Patent ↗A focal plane shutter includes: a board including an opening; blades opening and closing the opening; an electromagnet supported by the board; a drive lever adsorbed to and held by the electromagnet, and swingably supported by the board; a drive arm connected to the drive lever, swingably supported by the board, and driving the blades; a first biasing member always biasing the drive lever away from the electromagnet and moving the blades; a first adjusting member that stepwisely adjusts a biasing force of the first biasing member; a second biasing member always biasing the drive arm in a direction opposite to a biasing direction of the first biasing member to such an extent that the blades are moved in accordance with the biasing force of the first biasing member; and a second adjusting member that steplessly adjusts a biasing force of the second biasing member.
1. A focal plane shutter comprising:
a board including an opening;
blades opening and closing the opening;
an electromagnet supported by the board;
a drive lever adsorbed to and held by the electromagnet, and swingably supported by the board;
a drive arm connected to the drive lever, swingably supported by the board, and driving the blades;
a first biasing member always biasing the drive lever away from the electromagnet and moving the blades;
a first adjusting member that stepwisely adjusts a biasing force of the first biasing member;
a second biasing member always biasing the drive arm in a direction opposite to a biasing direction of the first biasing member to such an extent that the blades are moved in accordance with the biasing force of the first biasing member; and
a second adjusting member that steplessly adjusts a biasing force of the second biasing member.
2. The focal plane shutter of claim 1 , wherein
an end of the second biasing member engages the drive arm, and
the second adjusting member includes:
a swing member engaging another end of the second biasing member and swingably supported by the board; and
a securing portion securing the swing member not to be swung at an arbitrary angle with respect to the board.
3. The focal plane shutter of claim 2 , wherein
the drive arm includes a spindle portion swingably connected to the board, and
the second biasing member includes:
a coil portion wound around the spindle portion;
a first arm portion continuous to the coil portion and engaging the drive arm; and
a second arm continuous to the coil portion and engaging the swing member.
4. The focal plane shutter of claim 1 , wherein
the first biasing member and the first adjusting member are arranged in one side of the board, and
the second biasing member and the second adjusting member are arranged in the other side of the board.
5. The focal plane shutter of claim 1 , wherein
the board includes a restriction portion restricting a stop position of the drive lever,
the drive arm includes an engagement hole engaged with a drive pin of the drive lever, and
the second biasing member buffers impact generated between the drive pin and the engagement hole when the driving drive lever abuts the restriction portion and stops.
6. The focal plane shutter of claim 1 , wherein the biasing force of the second biasing member increases as the biasing force of the first biasing member decreases.
7. The focal plane shutter of claim 1 , comprising:
a support arm swingably supported by the board and connected to the blades; and
a third biasing member that biases the support arm.
8. The focal plane shutter of claim 1 , wherein the second adjusting member includes an operating portion that operates the second adjusting member from one side of the board in which the electromagnet is supported.
9. An optical apparatus comprising a focal plane shutter comprising:
a board including an opening;
blades opening and closing the opening;
an electromagnet supported by the board;
a drive lever adsorbed to and held by the electromagnet, and swingably supported by the board;
a drive arm connected to the drive lever, swingably supported by the board, and driving the blades;
a first biasing member always biasing the drive lever away from the electromagnet and moving the blades;
a first adjusting member that stepwisely adjusts a biasing force of the first biasing member;
a second biasing member always biasing the drive arm in a direction opposite to a biasing direction of the first biasing member to such an extent that the blades are moved in accordance with the biasing force of the first biasing member; and
a second adjusting member that steplessly adjusts a biasing force of the second biasing member.