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Reference information is provided in the appendix.
Application Programming Interface (API)
The WinProp API enables you to run WinProp simulations from within other software.
Application Programming Interface (API)
The WinProp API enables you to run WinProp simulations from within other software.
Data Structures
WinProp_FMCW_Para

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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.

WinProp_FMCW_Para

Data Fields

double: Tc
unsigned int: NrChirps
double: B
FreqBins: NrBins
double: Vmax
double: Vres
double: D
double: Dres
ParametersMode: Mode
double: Freq
AntennaArrayConfig: AntArrayConfig
WinProp_Radar_Output: Output

Detailed Description

This structure contains the FMCW Radar parameters. It is used to pass FMCW radar settings to WinProp_FMCW_Radar::compute.

Field Documentation

Tc

double WinProp_FMCW_Para::Tc: FMCW chirp period in s

NrChirps

unsigned int WinProp_FMCW_Para::NrChirps: Number of chirps

B

double WinProp_FMCW_Para::B: Sweep bandwidth B in Hz

NrBins

FreqBins WinProp_FMCW_Para::NrBins: Number of frequency bins (range domain) see FreqBins

Vmax

double WinProp_FMCW_Para::Vmax: Maximum velocity in m/s

Vres

double WinProp_FMCW_Para::Vres: Velocity resolution in m/s

D

double WinProp_FMCW_Para::D: Range of interest in m

Dres

double WinProp_FMCW_Para::Dres: Range resolution in m

Mode

ParametersMode WinProp_FMCW_Para::Mode: Parameter mode see ParametersMode

Freq

double WinProp_FMCW_Para::Freq: FMCW radar frequency in Hz

AntArrayConfig

AntennaArrayConfig WinProp_FMCW_Para::AntArrayConfig: Antenna array configuration. Only relevant for angle estimation

Output

WinProp_Radar_Output WinProp_FMCW_Para::Output: Radar output settings and requests

WinProp_FMCW_Para::WinProp_FMCW_Para: Constructor
WinProp_FMCW_Para::~WinProp_FMCW_Para: Destructor
WinProp_FMCW_Para::WinProp_FMCW_Para: Copy constructor

WinProp_FMCW_Para::WinProp_FMCW_Para() WinProp_FMCW_Para()

Description

Constructor

Parameters

Returns None

WinProp_FMCW_Para::~WinProp_FMCW_Para() ~WinProp_FMCW_Para()

Description

Destructor

Parameters

Returns None

WinProp_FMCW_Para::WinProp_FMCW_Para(const WinProp_FMCW_Para(const WinProp_FMCW_Para & other)

Description

Copy constructor

Parameters

const WinProp_FMCW_Para & other

Returns None

Enums

unsigned char ParametersMode

DESIGN_PARAMETERS
SET_PARAMETERS Design parameters option

unsigned char FreqBins

FFT_8
FFT_16
FFT_32
FFT_64
FFT_128
FFT_256
FFT_512
FFT_1024
FFT_2048
FFT_COUNT

The documentation was generated from the following file:

source/Radar/FMCW/winprop_fmcw_types.h