Set the radar properties of a synthetic aperture radar (SAR) (Deprecated Command)
Radar <RdrObjectPath> SAR {SARProps} [<Value>]
Note: This command was deprecated in STK 10.1, it should no longer be used. This command has been replaced by the Radar command.
The Radar Connect commands were enhanced in STK 10.1 to make use of attributes and to simplify the format required to use these commands. For more information on using the new format see Transitioning to the New Radar Format.
The Radar SAR command sets the values for SAR mode. SAR achieves high-resolution in the cross-resolution dimension by taking advantage of the motion of the vehicle carrying the radar to synthesize the effect of a large antenna aperture.
Note: SAR mode is available only for radars mounted on Aircraft, Missiles, LaunchVehicles or Satellites.
{SARProps} can be:
| {SARProps} | <Value> |
|---|---|
| Off | N/A |
| On | |
| FixedAziRes | <Distance> |
| UnambRange | |
| RangeRes | |
| SceneDepth | |
| PulseRep | <Frequency> |
| Bandwidth | |
| IFBandwidth | |
| AziBroad | <UnitlessValue> |
| RangeBroad | |
| PulseComp | |
| FixedIntTime | <Time> |
| NoiseRatio | <dB> |
| PulseWidth | <SmallTime> |
| ChirpRate | <Hz/sec> |
If {SARPRops} is Off, SAR mode is disabled. If {SARPRops} is any other valid value, SAR mode is enabled.
To set the SAR mode On and the fixed azimuth resolution of the TestRadar to 0.01:
Radar */Satellite/GEO/Radar/TestRadar SAR FixedAziRes 0.01
If activated, Connect returns an acknowledgement message.
This command belongs to the following group(s):
10.1
STK Programming Interface 11.0.1