emissionsInBody
Description
Examples
Convert Reflected Emission to Radar Body Frame
Convert a reflected radar emission back to radar body frame. Create a radar emitter.
emitter = radarEmitter(1);
Assume the radar is mounted on a platform located at [100 0 -10]
.
platTxRx = struct('PlatformID', 1, ... 'Position', [100 0 -10], ... 'Orientation', quaternion([0 0 0], 'eulerd', 'zyx', 'frame'));
Create a target.
platTgt = struct('PlatformID', 2, ... 'Position', [20e3 0 -500], ... 'Orientation', quaternion([45 0 0], 'eulerd', 'zyx', 'frame'), ... 'Signatures', {rcsSignature});
Emit the signal. The emitted signal is in scenario frame.
simulationTime = 0; emTx = step(emitter, platTxRx, simulationTime);
Reflect the emission off the target.
emProp = radarChannel(emTx, platTgt);
Convert the emission back to the body frame of the radar.
emRx = emissionsInBody(emProp, platTxRx)
emRx = radarEmission with properties: PlatformID: 1 EmitterIndex: 1 OriginPosition: [0 0 0] OriginVelocity: [0 0 0] Orientation: [1x1 quaternion] FieldOfView: [1 5] CenterFrequency: 300000000 Bandwidth: 3000000 WaveformType: 0 ProcessingGain: 0 PropagationRange: 0 PropagationRangeRate: 0 EIRP: 100 RCS: 0
Input Arguments
EMSCENE
— Radar emission in scenario coordinates
radarEmission
object
Emissions in scenario coordinates, specified as a cell array of radarEmission
objects.
Data Types: cell
BODYFRAME
— Body frame of platform
body frame structure
Body frame of the platform, specified as a structure. The body frame structure must have the following fields.
Fieldname | Description | Default |
---|---|---|
Position | A | [0 0 0] |
Velocity | A | [0 0 0] |
Orientation | A scalar quaternion or a | eye(3) |
Any structure that defines the fields above can be used to define a platform's body
frame. For example, the structures returned by the platformPoses
method on radarScenario
object can be used.
Data Types: struct
Output Arguments
EMBODY
— Emissions in body coordinates
radarEmission
object
Emissions in body coordinates, returned as a cell array of radarEmission
objects
Extended Capabilities
C/C++ Code Generation
Generate C and C++ code using MATLAB® Coder™.
Version History
Introduced in R2021a
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