– The repetition interval is constant for all pulses generated.
Bursted – The repetition interval is constant for all pulses generated within a given frame interval. The number of repeats specifies the total number of pulses generated. This allows partial and multiple repetitions of the pattern to be generated. The frame interval is preserved in partial bursts by increasing the PRI of the last pulse in the burst.
The following properties are used with this Type:
PRI Start (this value is also mapped to the Repetition Interval property)
Burst Interval
Number of Pulses
Linear Ramp – Creates a linearly increasing or decreasing PRI pattern. You specify PRI Start, PRI Stop, and the number of pulses in the pattern. The number of repeats specifies the total number of pulses generated. This allows partial and multiple repetitions of the pattern to be generated.
The following properties are used with this Type:
PRI Start (this value is also mapped to the Repetition Interval property)
PRI Stop
Number of Pulses
Staggered – Create a user defined PRI pattern by entering 1 to n PRI values. The values can be imported from a file. See Import. The first PRI in the list is also mapped to the Repetition Interval property. The number of repeats specifies the total number of pulses generated. This allows partial and multiple repetitions of the pattern to be generated.
Stepped – Creates a stepped PRI Pattern. You specify the Starting PRI, the PRI step size, the number of pulses per step, and the number of steps in the pattern. The total number of pulses in the pattern is calculated by multiplying the number of steps times pulses per step. The number of repeats specifies the total number of pulses generated. This allows partial and multiple repetitions of the pattern to be generated.
