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DescriptionNircam filters.png	English: Preliminary total system throughput for each NIRCam filter, including contributions from the JWST Optical Telescope Element (OTE), NIRCam optical train, dichroics, filters, and detector quantum efficiency (QE). Throughput refers to photon-to-electron conversion efficiency. Averages of NIRCam modules A and B transmissions are plotted. The vertical gray bar marks the approximate dichroic cutoff between the short and long wavelength channels. Filters marked "P" are located in the pupil wheel, requiring transmission through a second filter in the filter wheel, either F150W2, F322W2, or F444W. In these cases, the combined transmissions are plotted. (Figure version 4.0: April 22, 2016)
Date	22 April 2016
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