| SimpleAnalogTransmitter Constructor (String, Point, Axes, Double, Double, Double) | 
 
            Creates a new instance, specifying all parameters.
            
 
    Namespace: 
   AGI.Foundation.Communications
    Assembly:
   AGI.Foundation.Communications (in AGI.Foundation.Communications.dll) Version: 25.1.421.0 (25.1.421.0)
 Syntax
Syntaxpublic SimpleAnalogTransmitter(
	string name,
	Point location,
	Axes orientationAxes,
	double carrierFrequency,
	double effectiveIsotropicRadiatedPower,
	double bandwidth
)
Public Sub New ( 
	name As String,
	location As Point,
	orientationAxes As Axes,
	carrierFrequency As Double,
	effectiveIsotropicRadiatedPower As Double,
	bandwidth As Double
)
public:
SimpleAnalogTransmitter(
	String^ name, 
	Point^ location, 
	Axes^ orientationAxes, 
	double carrierFrequency, 
	double effectiveIsotropicRadiatedPower, 
	double bandwidth
)
new : 
        name : string * 
        location : Point * 
        orientationAxes : Axes * 
        carrierFrequency : float * 
        effectiveIsotropicRadiatedPower : float * 
        bandwidth : float -> SimpleAnalogTransmitterParameters
- name
- Type: SystemString
 The name of the transmitter.
- location
- Type: AGI.Foundation.GeometryPoint
 The Point defining the location of the receiver over time.
- orientationAxes
- Type: AGI.Foundation.GeometryAxes
 The Axes defining the orientation of the receiver over time.
- carrierFrequency
- Type: SystemDouble
 The frequency, in hertz, that this transmitter broadcasts on.
- effectiveIsotropicRadiatedPower
- Type: SystemDouble
 The power, in watts, that this transmitter broadcasts isotropically
- bandwidth
- Type: SystemDouble
 The bandwidth of the signal, in hertz.
 Remarks
Remarks
            Because the 
SimpleAnalogTransmitter uses an 
IsotropicGainPattern, the orientation of this transmitter does not affect the communications analysis.
            The 
orientationAxes parameter in this constructor is made available to allow configuration for other analysis that
            may require it to be set.
            
 See Also
See Also