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Mode filtering in grating spectrometers at millimeter wavelengths
Grating spectrometers employed as electron cyclotron emission diagnostic systems use as entrance and exit slits pieces of rectangular or circular waveguide with a scale size of 5 → 10λ. Since only the extraordinary mode polarization of the radiation is wanted, a wire grid polarizer is used to reject the other radiation. A combination of polarizer, finite size of slit, finite grating size, and limited etendue of the instrument severely limits the number of modes of the radiation field transmitted through the instrument.