Correcting method for optical mechanism
A correction method for an optical mechanism having an optical member and a fixed portion is provided, including: an external apparatus measures the angle between the optical axis of the optical member and a reference surface of the fixed portion; the result of measuring the angle between the optical axis and the reference surface is compiled into data; the data is input into a control module; the control module transmits a signal to a driving module according to the data; and the driving module drives the optical member to rotate or move relative to the fixed portion upon receiving the signal. The optical mechanism does not include a sensor to detect the angle between the optical axis and the reference surface.
1. A correction method for an optical mechanism having an optical member and a fixed portion, comprising:
measuring the angle between an optical axis of the optical member and a reference surface of the fixed portion with an external apparatus;
compiling the result of measuring the angle between the optical axis and the reference surface into data;
inputting the data into a control module;
transmitting a signal to a driving module by the control module according to the data; and
driving the optical member to rotate or move relative to the fixed portion by the driving module upon receiving the signal, wherein the optical mechanism does not include a sensor to detect the angle between the optical axis and the reference surface.
2. The correction method as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the step of measuring the angle between the optical axis and the reference surface by the external apparatus further comprises measuring the angle between the optical axis and the reference surface with different distances or angles between the optical member and the fixed portion.
3. The correction method as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the step of compiling the result of measuring the angle between the optical axis and the reference surface into data further comprises converting the result of measuring the angle between the optical axis and the reference surface into a trend line.
4. The correction method as claimed in claim 3 , wherein the step of converting the result of measuring the angle between the optical axis and the reference surface into the trend line is performed by an external computer.
5. The correction method as claimed in claim 3 , wherein the step of compiling the result of measuring the angle between the optical axis and the reference surface into data further comprises calculating the difference between the tread line and the angle between the optical axis and the fixed portion.
6. The correction method as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the correction method further comprises using the control module to convert the result of measuring the angle between the optical axis and the reference surface into a trend line after inputting the data into the control module.
7. The correction method as claimed in claim 6 , wherein the control module comprises a central processing unit and a driver integrated circuit, and the step of converting the result of measuring the angle between the optical axis and the reference surface into the trend line is performed by the central processing unit.
8. The correction method as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the correction method further comprises:
detecting the distance or the angle between the optical member and the fixed portion by a position sensor; and
ensuring that the distance or the angle between the optical member and the fixed portion corresponds to the angle between the optical axis and the reference surface, and compiling the same into data.
9. The correction method as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the correction method further comprises:
recording the relationship between the distance or the angle between the optical member and the fixed portion and the current flowing through the driving module; and
ensuring that the current flowing through the driving module corresponds to the angle between the optical axis and the reference surface, and compiling into data.
10. The correction method as claimed in claim 9 , wherein the correction method further comprises recording the relationship between the distance or the angle between the optical member and the fixed portion and the current flowing through the driving module with various angles between the optical axis and the gravity direction.
11. The correction method as claimed in claim 10 , wherein the correction method further comprises:
detecting the relationship between the optical axis and the gravity direction using a posture detection unit; and
using the control module to make a correction according to the relationship between the optical axis and the gravity direction.
12. The correction method as claimed in claim 11 , wherein the optical mechanism, the control module, and the posture detection unit are disposed in a portable device.