The PL command sets flags for writing a predesignated file for plotting.
The Card has the following inputs:
PL I1 I2 I3 I4 F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6
where
I1 = data type to be written into auxilliary file
Options:
= 0 no action
= 1 Currents
= 2 Near fields
= 3 Patterns
= 4 Impedance, SWR
= 5 Admittance, SWR
The remaining integers depend on the data type:
a. I1= 1 (Currents)
I2 = Wire current component format options
= 0 no action
= 1 Real and Imaginary
= 2 Magnitude and Phase
I3 = Surface patch current component options (all measured in magnitude
and phase)
= 0 no action
= 1 Ix
= 2 Iy
= 3 Iz
= 4 Ix,Iy,Iz
b. I1= 2 (Near Fields)
I2 = Near field components format options
= 0 no action
= 1 Real and Imaginary
= 2 Magnitude and phase
I3 = Near field components options
= 0 no action
= 1 X component
= 2 Y component
= 3 Z component
= 4 X,Y,Z component
= 5 Total Field (magnitude only)
I4 = Coordinate to be stored
= 1 X-coordinate
= 2 Y-coordinate
= 3 Z-coordinate
c. I1= 3 (Far Field Patterns)
I2 = Angles to be written into auxilliary file
= 1 Theta (or Z for RP1)
= 2 Phi
= 3 Rho (for RP1)
I3= Electric Field component (Field components in magnitude and phase)
= 0 no action
= 1 Etheta
= 2 Ephi
= 3 Erho (for RP1)
I4 = Power pattern component options
= 0 no action
= 1 Vertical gain(dB)
= 2 Horizontal gain (dB)
= 3 Total gain (dB)
= 4 Vertical, Horizontal & Total Gain (dB)
The PL card may be placed anywhere between the GE and XQ commands
A PL card with I1= 0 will suspend any previous PL specs
All the data requested is written out to a file named FOR008.DAT
Hope this helps.
Julie Huffman, Ph.D.
Antenna Engineer
Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company
Astronautics Operations
Denver, CO
-----Original Message-----
From: 4nec2_at_gmx.net [mailto:4nec2_at_gmx.net]
Sent: Saturday, May 18, 2002 3:40 AM
To: nec-list_at_gweep.ca
Subject: NEC-LIST:(no subject)
Hello,
a few days ago I did some investigation in some different Nec2d Fortran
sources about integrating the SomNec routines in the nec2d program.
In all these three sources I found references to a "PL" (plot) card with
four
arguments I1 to I4. However, the nec-2 user manual does not mention this
type of card/deck. So, maybe this was added by someone for private use...
Does anybody have extra information about this "PL" card.
Thanks in advance,
Arie.
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