plot (rays),plot
Display RF propagation rays in Site Viewer
Syntax
Description
plot(
plots the propagation paths for ray objects in the Site Viewer map with additional options specified by one or more name-value pair arguments.rays
,Name,Value
)
Examples
Plot Propagation Rays Between Sites in Chicago
Return ray tracing results incomm.Ray
objects and plot the ray propagation paths after relaunching the Site Viewer map.
Create a Site Viewer map, loading building data for Chicago. For more information about the osm file, see[1].
viewer = siteviewer('Buildings','chicago.osm');
Create a transmitter site on one building and a receiver site on another building. Use thelos
function to show the line of sight path between the transmitter and receiver sites.
tx = txsite(...'Latitude',41.8800,...'Longitude',-87.6295,...'TransmitterFrequency',2.5e9); rx = rxsite(...'Latitude',41.881352,...'Longitude',-87.629771,...'AntennaHeight',30); los(tx,rx);
Perform ray tracing for up to two reflections. For the configuration defined, ray tracing returns a cell array containing the ray objects. Close the Site Viewer map.
pm = propagationModel(...'raytracing',...'Method','sbr',...'MaxNumReflections',2); rays = raytrace(tx,rx,pm)
rays =1×1 cell array{1×3 comm.Ray}
rays{1}(1,1)
ans = Ray with properties: PathSpecification: 'Locations' CoordinateSystem: 'Geographic' TransmitterLocation: [3×1 double] ReceiverLocation: [3×1 double] LineOfSight: 0 Interactions: [1×1 struct] Frequency: 2.5000e+09 PathLossSource: 'Custom' PathLoss: 94.1067 PhaseShift: 1.1472 Read-only properties: PropagationDelay: 5.7089e-07 PropagationDistance: 171.1479 AngleOfDeparture: [2×1 double] AngleOfArrival: [2×1 double] NumInteractions: 1
rays{1}(1,2)
ans = Ray with properties: PathSpecification: 'Locations' CoordinateSystem: 'Geographic' TransmitterLocation: [3×1 double] ReceiverLocation: [3×1 double] LineOfSight: 0 Interactions: [1×2 struct] Frequency: 2.5000e+09 PathLossSource: 'Custom' PathLoss: 101.8769 PhaseShift: 2.8594 Read-only properties: PropagationDelay: 5.9279e-07 PropagationDistance: 177.7143 AngleOfDeparture: [2×1 double] AngleOfArrival: [2×1 double] NumInteractions: 2
rays{1}(1,3)
ans = Ray with properties: PathSpecification: 'Locations' CoordinateSystem: 'Geographic' TransmitterLocation: [3×1 double] ReceiverLocation: [3×1 double] LineOfSight: 0 Interactions: [1×2 struct] Frequency: 2.5000e+09 PathLossSource: 'Custom' PathLoss: 99.1597 PhaseShift: 4.6635 Read-only properties: PropagationDelay: 6.3790e-07 PropagationDistance: 191.2388 AngleOfDeparture: [2×1 double] AngleOfArrival: [2×1 double] NumInteractions: 2
close(viewer);
你可以画出光线没有雷traci表演ng again. Create another Site Viewer map with the same buildings. Show the transmitter and receiver sites. Using the previously returned cell array of ray objects, plot the reflected rays between the transmitter site and the receiver site. The plot function can plot the path for ray objects collectively or individually. For example, to plot rays for the only second ray object, specifyrays{1}(1,2)
. This figure plot all paths for all the ray objects.
siteviewer('Buildings','chicago.osm'); los(tx,rx); plot(rays{:},'Type','power',...'TransmitterSite',tx,'ReceiverSite',rx);
Appendix
[1] The osm file is downloaded fromhttps://www.openstreetmap.org, which provides access to crowd-sourced map data all over the world. The data is licensed under the Open Data Commons Open Database License (ODbL),https://opendatacommons.org/licenses/odbl/.
Input Arguments
rays
—Ray configuration object
comm.Ray
object
Ray configuration, specified as onecomm.Ray
object or a vector ofcomm.Ray
objects. Each object must have thePathSpecification
property set to"Locations"
.
Data Types:comm.Ray
Name-Value Arguments
Specify optional pairs of arguments asName1=Value1,...,NameN=ValueN
, whereName
is the argument name andValue
is the corresponding value. Name-value arguments must appear after other arguments, but the order of the pairs does not matter.
Before R2021a, use commas to separate each name and value, and encloseName
in quotes.
Example:plot(rays,"Type","pathloss","ColorLimits",[-100 0])
adds the propagation path specified inrays
to the current Site Viewer and adjusts the default color limits.
Type
—Quantity type to plot
"pathloss"
(default) |"power"
Quantity type to plot, specified as"pathloss"
or"power"
. Based on the value specified forType
, the color applied along the path maps to the path loss in dB or the power in dBm of the signal along the path.
Data Types:char
|string
TransmitterSite
—Transmitter site
txsite
object
Transmitter site, specified as atxsite
object.
Dependencies
Applies only whenType
is set to"power"
.
Data Types:char
ReceiverSite
—Receiver site
rxsite
object
Receiver site, specified as anrxsite
object.
Dependencies
Applies only whenType
is set to"power"
.
Data Types:char
ColorLimits
—Colormap color limits
[-120 -5] or [45 160](default) |1-by-2 numeric vector
Color limits for colormap, specified as a 1-by-2 numeric vector, [min,max], whereminrepresents the lower saturation limit andmaxrepresents the upper saturation limit. The default is [-120 -5] whenType
is set to'power'
and [45 160] whenType
is set to'pathloss'
.
Data Types:double
Colormap
—Colormap applied to propagation path
'jet'
(default) |M-by-3 numeric array
Colormap applied to propagation path, specified as anM-by-3 numeric array of RGB (red,green,blue) triplets that defineMindividual colors.
Data Types:double
|char
|string
ShowLegend
—Show color legend on map
true
(default) |false
Show color legend on map, specified astrue
orfalse
.
Data Types:logical
Map
—Map for visualization and surface data
siteviewer
object
Map for visualization and surface data, specified as asiteviewer
object.1The default is the currentsiteviewer
object, or if no Site Viewer is open a newsiteviewer
object opens.
Data Types:siteviewer object
版本历史
1Alignment of boundaries and region labels are a presentation of the feature provided by the data vendors and do not imply endorsement by MathWorks®.
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