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Diffraction efficiencies of three different laminar multilayer grating
s (333 lines/mm) were measured in the soft X-ray region with photon en
ergies between 30 and 350 eV. The measurements are compared with calcu
lations using a model based on a reasonable assumption for the electri
c field in the modulated area of the grating and applying the Ewald-Os
een theorem. The gratings differ in the line-width to groove-width rat
io. The grating profiles have been characterized accurately by atomic
force microscopy measurements. Moving sample and detector according to
the grating equation provides continuous efficiency mapping for the d
ifferent diffraction orders. These results display structures from whi
ch all the important parameters of the gratings can be deduced.