Optical member driving apparatus for laser radar
An optical-member driving apparatus for laser radar, comprising: an optical-member integrated portion including an optical member and an optical-member mounted portion having the optical member mounted thereon; first erection members supporting the optical-member integrated portion; a relay portion to which the first erection members is connected; second erection members supporting the relay portion; and a fixed portion to which the second erection members are connected.
1. An optical-member driving apparatus for laser radar, comprising:
an optical-member integrated portion including an optical member and an optical-member mounted portion having the optical member mounted thereon;
first erection members supporting the optical-member integrated portion;
a relay portion to which the first erection members is connected;
second erection members supporting the relay portion;
a fixed portion to which the second erection members are connected,
the optical-member integrated portion and the relay portion connected by the first erection members capable of exerting high rigidity against a force substantially in the longitudinal direction, and
the relay portion and the fixed portion connected by the second erection members that is bent flexibly when applied with a force substantially in the longitudinal direction.
2. The optical-member driving apparatus for laser radar according to claim 1 , wherein
the first erection members connecting the optical-member integrated portion and the relay portion, and the second erection members connecting the relay portion and the fixed portion are different in rigidity in at least one of a lateral and longitudinal directions.
3. The optical-member driving apparatus for laser radar according to claim 1 , wherein
the optical-member integrated portion and the relay portion are connected by a plurality of the first erection members, and each of the first erection members is disposed at a different angle; and
the relay portion and the fixed portion are connected by a plurality of the second erection members, and each of the second erection members is disposed at a different angle.
4. An optical-member driving apparatus for laser radar, comprising:
an optical-member integrated portion including an optical member and an optical-member mounted portion having the optical member mounted thereon;
first erection members supporting the optical-member integrated portion;
a relay portion to which the first erection members is connected;
second erection members supporting the relay portion; and
a fixed portion to which the second erection members are connected,
wherein the optical-member integrated portion and the relay portion are connected by the first erection members bent flexibly when applied with a force substantially in the lateral direction; and
the relay portion and the fixed portion are connected by the second erection members capable of exerting high rigidity against a force substantially in the lateral direction.
5. An optical-member driving apparatus for laser radar, comprising:
an optical-member integrated portion including an optical member and an optical-member mounted portion having the optical member mounted thereon;
first erection members supporting the optical-member integrated portion;
a relay portion to which the first erection members is connected;
second erection members supporting the relay portion; and
a fixed portion to which the second erection members are connected,
wherein when an optical-member driving structure for laser radar provided with the first erection members and the second erection members is viewed from above, the optical-member integrated portion and the relay portion are connected via the plurality of first erection members by extending a plurality of the first erection members substantially in parallel between the optical-member integrated portion and the relay portion; and
the relay portion and the fixed portion are connected via the plurality of second erection members by extending a plurality of the second erection members inclined substantially in a truncated chevron state between the relay portion and the fixed portion.
6. An optical-member driving apparatus for laser radar, comprising:
an optical-member integrated portion including an optical member and an optical-member mounted portion having the optical member mounted thereon;
first erection members supporting the optical-member integrated portion;
a relay portion to which the first erection members is connected;
second erection members supporting the relay portion; and
a fixed portion to which the second erection members are connected,
wherein when an optical-member driving structure for laser radar provided with the first erection members and the second erection members is viewed on the side, the optical-member integrated portion and the relay portion are connected via the plurality of first erection members by extending a plurality of the first erecting members inclined substantially in a truncated chevron state between the optical-member integrated portion and the relay portion; and
the relay portion and the fixed portion are connected via a plurality of the second erection members by extending a plurality of the second erection members substantially in parallel between the relay portion and the fixed portion.
7. The optical-member driving apparatus for laser radar according to claim 1 , wherein
the optical-member integrated portion is located on the front side;
the relay portion is located on the rear side; and
the fixed portion is located between the optical-member integrated portion and the relay portion.
8. The optical-member driving apparatus for laser radar according to claim 1 , wherein
suspension wires formed substantially in a linear state are used as the first and second erection members.
9. An optical-member driving apparatus for laser radar, comprising:
an optical-member integrated portion including an optical member and an optical-member mounted portion having the optical member mounted thereon;
first erection members supporting the optical-member integrated portion;
a relay portion to which the first erection members is connected;
second erection members supporting the relay portion; and
a fixed portion to which the second erection members are connected,
wherein the first erection members connecting the optical-member integrated portion and the relay portion, and the second erection members connecting the relay portion and the fixed portion being different in rigidity in at least one of a lateral and longitudinal directions.
10. The optical-member driving apparatus for laser radar according to claim 1 , wherein
the optical-member integrated portion and the relay portion are connected by the first erection members bent flexibly when applied with a force substantially in the lateral direction; and
the relay portion and the fixed portion are connected by the second erection members capable of exerting high rigidity against a force substantially in the lateral direction.
11. The optical-member driving apparatus for laser radar according to claim 1 , wherein
when an optical-member driving structure for laser radar provided with the first erection members and the second erection members is viewed from above,
the optical-member integrated portion and the relay portion are connected via the plurality of first erection members by extending a plurality of the first erection members substantially in parallel between the optical-member integrated portion and the relay portion; and
the relay portion and the fixed portion are connected via the plurality of second erection members by extending a plurality of the second erection members inclined substantially in a truncated chevron state between the relay portion and the fixed portion.
12. The optical-member driving apparatus for laser radar according to claim 1 , wherein
when an optical-member driving structure for laser radar provided with the first erection members and the second erection members is viewed on the side,
the optical-member integrated portion and the relay portion are connected via the plurality of first erection members by extending a plurality of the first erecting members inclined substantially in a truncated chevron state between the optical-member integrated portion and the relay portion; and
the relay portion and the fixed portion are connected via a plurality of the second erection members by extending a plurality of the second erection members substantially in parallel between the relay portion and the fixed portion.