Method and apparatus for checking the width and parallelism of m

Optics: measuring and testing – By configuration comparison – With comparison to master – desired shape – or reference voltage

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250561, 356375, G01B 1100, G01B 1114

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ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for checking the width and parallelism of margins following the centering of a print with respect to a support, wherein the support is moved in front of opto-electronic reading devices such that the margins extend parallel to the direction of movement. A number n of photosensitive member are distributed in a linear manner transversely with respect to the direction of movement of the support, the number of sensitized photosensitive members of the reading devices producing a signal greater than a threshold level is counted for each margin, the number of members counted is compared with a reference value, and the difference between the numbers of members counted at two different points of each margin is compared with a reference value. The first comparison provides a measure of the width of the margin, and the second comparison provides a measure of the parallelism of the margins.

REFERENCES:
patent: 2840722 (1958-06-01), Frommer
patent: 3883816 (1974-09-01), Emura et al.

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