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Application Programming Interface (API)
The WinProp API enables you to run WinProp simulations from within other software.
Data Structures
AntennaArrayConfig

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Typical Workflow in WinProp
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Appendix
Reference information is provided in the appendix.
- Application Programming Interface (API)
  The WinProp API enables you to run WinProp simulations from within other software.
  - Scripts and Application Programming Interface (API)
    The WinProp application programming interface (API) enables flexible integration into other software tools or post-processing tools.
  - Application Programming Interface (API)
    The WinProp API enables you to run WinProp simulations from within other software.
- FAQ
  A collection of frequently asked questions (FAQ) relating to advanced concepts are included.
- Summary of Files
  WinProp creates and uses many different file types. It is useful to know what is stored in the various files and weather they were created by WinProp and if it is safe to delete them. The files are grouped as either native files that have been created by WinProp or non-native files that are supported by WinProp. Non-native files are often exported by WinProp even if the formats are not under the control of the WinProp development team.

AntennaArrayConfig

Data Fields

int: NrRx
double: RxSpacing
ArrayType: RxArrayType
int: NrTx
double: TxSpacing
ArrayType: TxArrayType

Detailed Description

Antenna array configuration structure for angle estimation.

Field Documentation

NrRx

int AntennaArrayConfig::NrRx: Number receiving array elements.

RxSpacing

double AntennaArrayConfig::RxSpacing: Spacing between receiving elements in m.

RxArrayType

ArrayType AntennaArrayConfig::RxArrayType: Type of receiving antenna array.

NrTx

int AntennaArrayConfig::NrTx: Number transmitting array elements.

TxSpacing

double AntennaArrayConfig::TxSpacing: Spacing between transmitting elements in m.

TxArrayType

ArrayType AntennaArrayConfig::TxArrayType: Type of transmitting antenna array.

AntennaArrayConfig::AntennaArrayConfig: Default constructor
AntennaArrayConfig::AntennaArrayConfig: Constructor with parameters
AntennaArrayConfig::AntennaArrayConfig: Copy constructor
AntennaArrayConfig::~AntennaArrayConfig: Destructor

AntennaArrayConfig::AntennaArrayConfig() AntennaArrayConfig()

Description

Default constructor

Parameters

Returns None

AntennaArrayConfig::AntennaArrayConfig(const AntennaArrayConfig(const int nrRx, const double rxSpacing, const ArrayType rxArrayType, const int nrTx, const double txSpacing, const ArrayType txArrayType)

Description

Constructor with parameters

Parameters

const int nrRx
const double rxSpacing
const ArrayType rxArrayType
const int nrTx
const double txSpacing
const ArrayType txArrayType

Returns None

AntennaArrayConfig::AntennaArrayConfig(const AntennaArrayConfig(const AntennaArrayConfig & other)

Description

Copy constructor

Parameters

const AntennaArrayConfig & other

Returns None

AntennaArrayConfig::~AntennaArrayConfig() ~AntennaArrayConfig()

Description

Destructor

Parameters

Returns None

The documentation was generated from the following file:

source/Radar/Shared/winprop_radar_aux_para.h