Method for printing authentication marks by means of an amplitude-modulated raster print
A verification method and grid technology, applied in printing, information-carrying cards, character and pattern recognition, etc.
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[0073] Figure 1A The sequence of the first eight grid cell planes 2a to 2h on the bottom of the grid peak formed by 8x8 grid cells 1 is shown. The lowermost plane 2a is the largest feasible grid point with 64 exposed grid elements. The grid point indicated with 3a therefore has the full 100% tone value of the color and is shown next to it. The uppermost, eighth grid plane 2h consists of 57 exposed grid points, corresponding to a tone value of 89% of the grid points 3h. Between them there are six further grid planes 2 b , 2 c , 2 d , 2 e , 2 f and 2 g , which have 63 to 58 grid elements exposed and thus black. These then include grid points 3b, 3c, 3d, 3e, 3f and 3g, wherein all grid elements in the vicinity of the corners are not exposed. In addition to this sequence of grid cell planes, the gray or halftone wedges 4 corresponding to the grid cell planes are shown. This corresponds to the known method of amplitude modulation, in which different tonal values are represen...
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