Holographic Microparticles OVDot
Faceted metallic particles with the size of 100-600 mcm which are randomly embedded in a substrate all over a document page. Holograms are applied over the surface of microparticles by the electron-beam lithography method and contain a nanoimage or a nanotext. Magnification mode shows how elements of a holographic image change their color at different angles of illumination and observation (fig. 1).
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Fig. 1. South Africa. Passport:а — page 17; b — holographic microparticle embedded in the paper substrate; c — nanotext «SOUTHAFRICA»