Hi Ahmed,
I understand that you want to know whether the peak power and gain specified in the "phased.Transmitter" object within the "Phased Array System Toolbox" refer to the peak power of an individual Transmit/Receive (TR) module.
Peak Power in "phased.Transmitter":
The "PeakPower" property in the "phased.Transmitter" object represents the maximum power output of the transmitter. This is typically specified for the entire transmitter system rather than an individual TR module unless otherwise stated.
Gain in "phased.Transmitter":
The "Gain" property refers to the gain applied by the transmitter. This gain is typically associated with the entire transmitting system rather than a single TR module. It represents how much the signal is amplified before transmission.
Understanding TR Module Specifications:
If you need to specify or analyze the gain and peak power at the level of individual TR modules, you may need to adjust these properties based on the number of modules and their configuration within the array.
Example Configuration:
When configuring a phased array system, consider how the total power and gain are distributed among the individual elements or modules. This can be done by dividing the total power by the number of elements if they are identical.
transmitter = phased.Transmitter('PeakPower', 1000, 'Gain', 20); % Example setup
For detailed properties and configurations, refer to the official documentation.
Refer to the documentation of "phased.Transmitter" function for more information: https://www.mathworks.com/help/phased/ref/phased.transmitter-system-object.html
Hope this helps!
