Method for measuring film thickness

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G01B 11/06 (2006.01)

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CA 1313757

ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE A method for measuring a film thickness comprising the steps of feeding a sheet to be measured by a rotatry shaft while intimately contacting, providing a light shield in parallel to the center of rotation of the rotary shaft at a predetermined distance from the rotary shaft surface to define a gap therebetween, scanning the gap with a laser beam by a reflective mirror, and measuring the time during which the laser beam passes through the gap to determine the film thickness of the sheet to be measured. A different-diameter portion is provided at the end portion of the rotary shaft, calculating a difference between the time during which the laser beam passes through the gap on the different-diameter portion and the time during whcih the laser beam passes through the gap on the portion of the rotary shaft adjacent to the different-diameter portion and on which no sheet to be measured is placed, and correcting the time during which the laser beam passes through between the surface of the sheet to be measured and the light shield by utilizing the calculated difference to obtain the thickness of the sheet to be measured.

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