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Far infrared polarizing grids for use at cryogenic temperatures

Giles Novak, Robert J. Pernic, and Jeffrey L. Sundwall

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Abstract

A technique is presented for constructing free-standing wire grids for use as far-IR polarizers. The grids are reliable under repeated cycling between room temperature and 1.5 K.

© 1989 Optical Society of America

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