Public MustOverride Property PilotValues As Single()

public abstract float[] PilotValues {get; set;}

public:
abstract property array<float>^ PilotValues {
   array<float>^ get();
   void set (    array<float>^ value);
}

Property Value

This is an array of floating-point values. For each pilot IQ value, there are two values in the array - first the real (I) part of the IQ value, followed by the imaginary (Q) part of the IQ value.

The array should contain an IQ value for each pilot subcarrier specified in the ResourceMap array. (PilotValues does not contain IQ values for the subcarriers in ResourceMap that are specified as Unknown Pilots.) If the end of PilotValues is reached but more pilot values are needed, then the analyzer loops back and starts over at the beginning of the array.

For MIMO signals that have different pilot values transmitted simultaneously on more than one transmitter antenna at the same time, the pilot IQ values array should hold all of the pilot IQ values for the first antenna, followed by all of the pilot IQ values for the second antenna, and so on.

Target Platforms: Windows 11 Professional or Enterprise; Windows 10 Professional, Enterprise, or Education (64-bit)

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