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'''Unit parameter:''' dBm | '''Unit parameter:''' dBm | ||
==Test_Forward_Power== | ==Test_Forward_Power== | ||
The measured value of the forward power. | |||
'''Parameter:''' mdPowerIndBm | |||
'''Unit parameter:''' dBm | |||
==Test_Reflected_Power== | ==Test_Reflected_Power== | ||
The measured value of the reflected power. | |||
'''Parameter:''' mdPowerIndBm | |||
'''Unit parameter:''' dBm | |||
==Test_Average_Field== | ==Test_Average_Field== | ||
The measured value of the average field. | |||
'''Parameter:''' mdFieldVm | |||
'''Unit parameter:''' V/m | |||
==Test_Calculated_Field== | ==Test_Calculated_Field== | ||
The calculated value of the field based on the calibration file. | |||
'''Parameter:''' mdFieldVm | |||
'''Unit parameter:''' V/m | |||
==Test_Measured_Current== | ==Test_Measured_Current== | ||
==Test_Sensor_Power== | ==Test_Sensor_Power== | ||
Revision as of 08:53, 28 October 2010
The RadiMationInterface.can is an interface between the RadiMation software and CANoe and CANalyser.
By inserting this file inside your CANoe/CANalyser project you are able to extract information from RadiMation using CANoe/CANalyser.
You can download the file here
Explanation of available events/functions[edit]
Test_Frequency[edit]
The current frequency of the test, in other words the frequency of the signal generator.
Parameter: mdFreqMHz
Unit parameter: MHz
Test_Carrier_Level[edit]
The carrier level of the signal generator
Parameter: mdPowerIndBm
Unit parameter: dBm
Test_Forward_Power[edit]
The measured value of the forward power.
Parameter: mdPowerIndBm
Unit parameter: dBm
Test_Reflected_Power[edit]
The measured value of the reflected power.
Parameter: mdPowerIndBm
Unit parameter: dBm
Test_Average_Field[edit]
The measured value of the average field.
Parameter: mdFieldVm
Unit parameter: V/m
Test_Calculated_Field[edit]
The calculated value of the field based on the calibration file.
Parameter: mdFieldVm
Unit parameter: V/m