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Collecting area of the main array as a function of the wavelength and angle in the field. The plateau corresponds to the full aperture (unvignetted), the side-lobes correspond to the decrease in beam section due to vignetting by the edges of the field optics when an off-limit wavelength or field angle is reached

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Collecting area of the main array as a function of the wavelength and angle in the field. The plateau corresponds to the full aperture (unvignetted), the side-lobes correspond to the decrease in beam section due to vignetting by the edges of the field optics when an off-limit wavelength or field angle is reached

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The field optics in the secondary spacecraft cause vignetting at wider bands, limiting to Δ λ / λ  ≃ 20% in the above example (Fig.  3 ). .

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