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Hi Gary,

  Check out the Richardson Technologies test slide

http://www.richardson-tech.com/p_test.html

http://www.richardson-tech.com/TestSlideSpec.pdf

Comes in several different types (glass substrates, coverglass etc).


Best wishes,

George




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-----Original Message-----
From: Gary Laevsky [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Monday, November 08, 2004 7:52 AM
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Subject: Test Target


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Hello all,

I'm looking for an optical grating test target with random angles and
lines (straight and curved).  I'm looking for chrome on glass, about
2-3 mm square, with a "line width" of less than 5 um.

Any one know of a supplier?

FYI, we're moving ahead with our "under paint" imaging.  We've had
limited preliminary success with reflectance imaging, and we're
continuing with attempts using IR.  Thanks for all the advice.

--
Best,

Gary






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