Optical: systems and elements – Holographic system or element – Authentication
Patent
1996-06-17
1999-03-23
Henry, Jon
Optical: systems and elements
Holographic system or element
Authentication
359 22, 359 29, 359 33, 359567, 359569, 283 86, G03H 100, B42D 1500
Patent
active
058867988
ABSTRACT:
An information carrier has at least one diffraction pattern which is formed from microscopically fine relief structures and which, upon being illuminated with coherent light, produces in two spatially separate directions, a first and a second image of an object. The images can be rendered visible on a screen or analysed by means of photodetectors. The two images have strong-light and/or weak-light picture elements and includes a symmetry insofar as a weak-light picture element of the second image can be associated with a strong-light picture element of the first image and vice-versa. Such information carriers are suitable as security elements for documents of all kinds such as, for example, banknotes, passes, identity cards, credit cards, etc., wherein at least a part of the security information is not visible under incoherent illumination conditions.
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Staub Rene
Tompkin Wayne Robert
Henry Jon
Jr. John Juba
Landis & Gyr Technology Innovation AG
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