System for measuring stylus shoe length

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369 55, 369126, 369151, G01R 2726

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042963710

ABSTRACT:
A system for measuring shoe length of a stylus adapted to track a path along a surface of a video disc comprises positioning the tip of the stylus adjacent the surface of a substrate having a signal therein for effecting capacitive variations between the stylus and the substrate, and measuring the capacitive variations between the stylus and the substrate while they are oriented in a first position to obtain a first signal. The stylus is then tilted an angle of .theta. degrees relative to the substrate, whereby the stylus and substrate are oriented in a second position relative to each other. The capacitive variations are measured while the stylus and substrate are oriented in the second position to obtain a second signal. The first signal is then compared with the second signal to obtain a difference signal proportional to the shoe length of the stylus.

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