Abstract What is proposed is a high-frequency raster with an irregular structure of raster elements. This raster is a plane-parallel glass plate with transparent roughnesses on its surface characterized by a value Ra equal to 0.20-0.26 mu. The high-frequency raster with an irregular structure of raster elements is preferably prepared by a method in which a glass plate is ground at two sides to obtain a uniform structure of the surface. The ground plate is subjected to etching to obtain transparent microroughnesses with a value Ra equal to 0.20-0.26 mu. The raster proposed by the present invention is characterized by a high resolving power in the order of 25 mm - 1 , transmits a normal interval of optical densities of 1.0 to 1.2 and is capable of reproducing an image with a finely grained discrete structure.
An optical high-frequency raster with an irregular structure of raster elements, the raster comprising a substantially plane-parallel glass plate mechanically ground on both sides to obtain a uniform surface structure and having transparent microroughnesses on both surfaces, the microroughnesses having a value Ra equal to 0.2 to 0.26 mμ, washed with water and subjected to multiple etching, at least three times, to obtain the transparent microroughnesses, whereby the resulting raster has a high resolving power of at least 25 mm - 1 , and is capable of transmitting an interval of optical densities between approximately 1.0 and 1.2.
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An optical high-frequency raster with an irregular structure of raster elements, the raster comprising a substantially plane-parallel glass plate mechanically ground on both sides to obtain a uniform surface structure and having transparent microroughnesses on both surfaces, the microroughnesses having a value Ra equal to 0.2 to 0.26 mμ, washed with water and subjected to multiple etching, at least three times, to obtain the transparent microroughnesses, whereby the resulting raster has a high resolving power of at least 25 mm - 1 , and is capable of transmitting an interval of optical densities between approximately 1.0 and 1.2.