Substrate height position detecting apparatus wherein a stop pla

Radiant energy – Photocells; circuits and apparatus – With circuit for evaluating a web – strand – strip – or sheet

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250548, 355 53, G01N 2186

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055699308

ABSTRACT:
To detect the height position of a substrate, a stop-plate having a plurality of slits applies light beams of elongated cross-section to the substrate obliquely. A sensor having a plurality of sensor elements receives light beams reflected from the substrate and outputs signals for controlling the height of the substrate. Additional light beams and sensor elements may be provided to output information regarding the direction of height deviation and the amount of height deviation.

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