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SignalToNoiseRatioScalar Properties

The SignalToNoiseRatioScalar type exposes the following members.

Properties
  NameDescription
Public propertyComputeMode
Gets or sets the signal-to-noise ratio compute mode.
Public propertyEvaluateInterference
Gets a value indicating whether or not the scalar should account for interference during the scalar evaluation.
(Inherited from SingleTargetRadarLinkScalar.)
Public propertyIntendedSignalStrategy
Gets the method used to identify the desired signal for scalar evaluation.
(Inherited from SingleTargetRadarLinkScalar.)
Public propertyIsFrozen
Gets a value indicating whether this object is frozen. A frozen object cannot be modified and an ObjectFrozenException will be thrown if an attempt is made to do so.
(Inherited from DefinitionalObject.)
Public propertyRadarReceiver
Gets the IServiceProvider which represents the radar receiver.
(Inherited from SingleTargetRadarLinkScalar.)
Public propertyRadarTransmitter
Gets the IServiceProvider which represents the radar transmitter.
(Inherited from SingleTargetRadarLinkScalar.)
Public propertySignalPropagationGraph
Gets the signal propagation graph.
(Inherited from SingleTargetRadarLinkScalar.)
Public propertyTarget
Gets the IServiceProvider which represents the radar target.
(Inherited from SingleTargetRadarLinkScalar.)
Public propertyUseLogarithmicSampling
Gets or sets a value indicating whether computed values will be converted to a logarithmic scale when performing sampling for access calculations. Radar scalars can span an extremely large range of values, so in order to avoid comparing values larger than one with values very near zero, the logarithmic scale gives a better means of analyzing the behavior of the function without running into numerical issue with floating point numbers. This value is set by its derived classes and in most cases is set to false by default.
(Inherited from SingleTargetRadarLinkScalar.)
Public propertyWaveformProcessor
Gets or sets the waveform processor used to compute the signal-to-noise ratio.
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