Paper thickness detecting apparatus with applying electrodes

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C324S663000, C324S671000, C324S672000, C340S674000, C340S675000

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08028990

ABSTRACT:
A paper thickness detecting apparatus includes a first sensor and a second sensor in which the electrostatic capacitance changes when a piece of paper such as a bank note or a piece of copying paper is inserted, and a thickness detecting unit for detecting the thickness of the piece of paper from the signals obtained from the respective first sensor and the second sensor, in order to provide a paper thickness detecting apparatus that can reliably detect a foreign object adhered to the paper.

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