Source code for lyceanem.base_classes

import copy
import numpy as np
from scipy import interpolate as sp
from scipy.spatial.transform import Rotation as R

import open3d as o3d
from . import base_types as base_types
from .electromagnetics import beamforming as BM
from .electromagnetics import empropagation as EM
from .geometry import geometryfunctions as GF
from .raycasting import rayfunctions as RF
from .utility import math_functions as MF
#from .models.frequency_domain import calculate_farfield as farfield_generator
#from .models.frequency_domain import calculate_scattering as frequency_domain_channel

class object3d:
    def __init__(self):
        #define object pose as rotation matrix from world frame using Denavit-Hartenbeg convention
        self.pose=np.eye(4)
    def rotate_euler(self,x,y,z,degrees=True,replace=True):
        rot=R.from_euler('xyz',[x,y,z],degrees=degrees)
        transform=np.eye(4)
        transform[:3,:3]=rot.as_matrix()
        if replace==True:
            self.pose=transform
        else:
            self.pose=np.matmul(self.pose,transform)
        return self.pose

    def rotate_matrix(self,new_axes,replace=True):
        rot=R.from_matrix(new_axes)
        transform=np.eye(4)
        transform[:3,:3]=rot.as_matrix()
        if replace==True:
            self.pose=transform
        else:
            self.pose=np.matmul(self.pose,transform)
        return self.pose


[docs]class points(object3d): """ Structure class to store information about the geometry and materials in the environment, holding the seperate shapes as :class:`open3d.geometry.TriangleMesh` data structures. Everything in the class will be considered an integrated unit, rotating and moving together. This class will be developed to include material parameters to enable more complex modelling. Units should be SI, metres This is the default class for passing structures to the different models. """ def __init__(self, points=None): super().__init__() # solids is a list of open3D :class:`open3d.geometry.TriangleMesh` structures if points==None: #no points provided at creation, print("Empty Object Created, please add points") self.points=[] else: self.points = [] for item in points: self.points.append(item) # self.materials = [] # for item in material_characteristics: # self.materials.append(item)
[docs] def remove_points(self, deletion_index): """ removes a component or components from the class Parameters ----------- deletion_index : list list of integers or numpy array of integers to the solids to be removed Returns -------- None """ for entry in range(len(deletion_index)): self.points.pop(deletion_index[entry]) self.materials.pop(deletion_index[entry])
[docs] def add_points(self, new_points): """ adds a component or components from the structure Parameters ----------- new_points : :class:`open3d.geometry.PointCloud` the point cloud to be added to the point cloud collection Returns -------- None """ self.points.append(new_points)
# self.materials.append(new_materials)
[docs] def create_points(self, points,normals): """ create points within the class based upon the provided numpy arrays of floats in local coordinates Parameters ---------- points : numpy 2d array the coordinates of all the poitns normals : numpy 2d array the normal vectors of each point Returns ------- None """ new_point_cloud=o3d.geometry.PointCloud() new_point_cloud.points=o3d.utility.Vector3dVector(points.reshape(-1,3)) new_point_cloud.normals = o3d.utility.Vector3dVector(normals.reshape(-1, 3)) self.add_points(new_point_cloud)
[docs] def rotate_points( self, rotation_matrix, rotation_centre=np.zeros((3, 1), dtype=np.float32) ): """ rotates the components of the structure around a common point, default is the origin Parameters ---------- rotation_matrix : open3d rotation matrix o3d.geometry.TriangleMesh.get_rotation_matrix_from_xyz(rotation_vector) rotation_centre : 1*3 numpy float array centre of rotation for the structures Returns -------- None """ # warning, current commond just rotates around the origin, and until Open3D can be brought up to the # latest version without breaking BlueCrystal reqruiements, this will require additional code. for item in range(len(self.points)): self.point[item] = GF.open3drotate( self.point[item], rotation_matrix, rotation_centre )
[docs] def translate_points(self, vector): """ translates the point clouds in the class by the given cartesian vector (x,y,z) Parameters ----------- vector : 1*3 numpy array of floats The desired translation vector for the structures Returns -------- None """ for item in range(len(self.points)): self.points[item].translate(vector)
[docs] def export_points(self,point_index=None): """ combines all the points in the collection as a combined point cloud for modelling Returns ------- combined points """ if point_index==None: combined_points = o3d.geometry.PointCloud() for item in range(len(self.points)): combined_points = combined_points + self.points[item] combined_points.transform(self.pose) else: combined_points = o3d.geometry.PointCloud() for item in point_index: combined_points = combined_points + self.points[item] combined_points.transform(self.pose) return combined_points
[docs]class structures(object3d): """ Structure class to store information about the geometry and materials in the environment, holding the seperate shapes as :class:`open3d.geometry.TriangleMesh` data structures. Everything in the class will be considered an integrated unit, rotating and moving together. This class will be developed to include material parameters to enable more complex modelling. Units should be SI, metres This is the default class for passing structures to the different models. """ def __init__(self, solids=None): super().__init__() # solids is a list of open3D :class:`open3d.geometry.TriangleMesh` structures if solids == None: # no points provided at creation, print("Empty Object Created, please add solids") self.solids = [] else: self.solids = [] for item in range(len(solids)): self.solids.append(solids[item]) # self.materials = [] # for item in material_characteristics: # self.materials.append(item)
[docs] def remove_structure(self, deletion_index): """ removes a component or components from the class Parameters ----------- deletion_index : list list of integers or numpy array of integers to the solids to be removed Returns -------- None """ for entry in range(len(deletion_index)): self.solids.pop(deletion_index[entry]) self.materials.pop(deletion_index[entry])
[docs] def add_structure(self, new_solids): """ adds a component or components from the structure Parameters ----------- new_solids : :class:`open3d.geometry.TriangleMesh` the solid to be added to the structure Returns -------- None """ self.solids.append(new_solids)
# self.materials.append(new_materials)
[docs] def rotate_structures( self, rotation_matrix, rotation_centre=np.zeros((3, 1), dtype=np.float32) ): """ rotates the components of the structure around a common point, default is the origin Parameters ---------- rotation_matrix : open3d rotation matrix o3d.geometry.TriangleMesh.get_rotation_matrix_from_xyz(rotation_vector) rotation_centre : 1*3 numpy float array centre of rotation for the structures Returns -------- None """ for item in range(len(self.solids)): self.solids[item] = GF.open3drotate( self.solids[item], rotation_matrix, rotation_centre )
[docs] def translate_structures(self, vector): """ translates the structures in the class by the given cartesian vector (x,y,z) Parameters ----------- vector : 1*3 numpy array of floats The desired translation vector for the structures Returns -------- None """ for item in range(len(self.solids)): self.solids[item].translate(vector,relative=True)
[docs] def export_vertices(self, structure_index=None): """ Exports the vertices for either all or the indexed point clouds, transformed to the global coordinate frame. Parameters ---------- structure_index : list list of structures of interest for vertices export Returns ------- point_cloud : """ point_cloud = o3d.geometry.PointCloud() if structure_index == None: # if no structure index is provided, then generate an index including all items in the class structure_index = [] for item in range(len(self.solids)): structure_index.append(item) for item in structure_index: if self.solids[item] == None: # do nothing temp_cloud = o3d.geometry.PointCloud() else: temp_cloud = o3d.geometry.PointCloud() temp_cloud.points = self.solids[item].vertices if self.solids[item].has_vertex_normals(): temp_cloud.normals = self.solids[item].vertex_normals else: self.solids[item].compute_vertex_normals() temp_cloud.normals = self.solids[item].vertex_normals point_cloud = point_cloud + temp_cloud point_cloud.transform(self.pose) return point_cloud
[docs] def import_cad(self,posixpath,scale=1.0,center=np.zeros((3,1))): """ Import trianglemesh from cad format, with scalling factor is requried. Open3d supports .ply, .stl, .obj, .off, and .gltf/.glb files Parameters ---------- posixpath file address to cad file to import scale scalling factor to account for units which are not SI. Returns ------- """ new_solid=o3d.io.read_triangle_mesh(posixpath.as_posix()) new_solid.compute_triangle_normals() new_solid.scale(scale,center=center) self.add_structure(new_solid)
[docs] def triangles_base_raycaster(self): """ generates the triangles for all the :class:`open3d.geometry.TriangleMesh` objects in the structure, and outputs them as a continuous array of triangle_t format triangles Parameters ----------- None Returns -------- triangles : N by 1 numpy array of triangle_t triangles a continuous array of all the triangles in the structure """ triangles = np.empty((0), dtype=base_types.triangle_t) for item in range(len(self.solids)): temp_object = copy.deepcopy(self.solids[item]) temp_object.transform(self.pose) triangles = np.append(triangles, RF.convertTriangles(temp_object)) return triangles
[docs]class antenna_structures(object3d): """ Dedicated class to store information on a specific antenna, including aperture points as :class:`open3d.geometry.PointCloud` data structures, and structure shapes as :class:`open3d.geometry.TriangleMesh` data structures. Everything in the class will be considered an integrated unit, rotating and moving together. This inherits functions from the structures and points classes. This class will be developed to include material parameters to enable more complex modelling. Units should be SI, metres """ def __init__(self, structures, points): super().__init__() self.structures = structures self.points = points self.antenna_xyz=o3d.geometry.TriangleMesh.create_coordinate_frame( size=1, origin=self.pose[:3,3] )
[docs] def rotate_antenna( self, rotation_matrix, rotation_centre=np.zeros((3, 1), dtype=np.float32) ): """ rotates the components of the structure around a common point, default is the origin within the local coordinate system Parameters ---------- rotation_matrix : open3d rotation matrix o3d.geometry.TriangleMesh.get_rotation_matrix_from_xyz(rotation_vector) rotation_centre : 1*3 numpy float array centre of rotation for the structures Returns -------- None """ self.antenna_xyz=GF.open3drotate(self.antenna_xyz,rotation_matrix, rotation_centre ) #translate to the rotation centre, then rotate around origin temp_origin=self.pose[:3,3].ravel()-rotation_centre.ravel() temp_origin=np.matmul(rotation_matrix,temp_origin) self.pose[:3,3]=temp_origin.ravel()+rotation_centre.ravel() self.pose[:3,:3]=np.matmul(rotation_matrix,self.pose[:3,:3])
#for item in range(len(self.structures.solids)): # if (self.structures.solids[item] is not None): # self.structures.solids[item] = GF.open3drotate( # self.structures.solids[item], rotation_matrix, rotation_centre # ) #for item in range(len(self.points.points)): # if (self.points.points[item] is not None): # self.points.points[item] = GF.open3drotate( # self.points.points[item], rotation_matrix, rotation_centre # )
[docs] def translate_antenna(self, vector): """ translates the structures and points in the class by the given cartesian vector (x,y,z) within the local coordinate system Parameters ----------- vector : 1*3 numpy array of floats The desired translation vector for the antenna Returns -------- None """ self.pose[:3,3]=self.pose[:3,3].ravel()+vector.ravel()
#for item in range(len(self.structures.solids)): # self.structures.solids[item].translate(vector) #for item in range(len(self.points.points)): # self.points.points[item].translate(vector) def export_all_points(self,point_index=None): if point_index==None: point_cloud = self.points.export_points() point_cloud.transform(self.pose) ##+ self.structures.export_vertices() else: point_cloud=self.points.export_points(point_index=point_index) point_cloud.transform(self.pose) return point_cloud def excitation_function(self,desired_e_vector,transmit_amplitude=1,point_index=None,phase_shift="none",wavelength=1.0,steering_vector = np.zeros((1, 3))): #generate the local excitation function and then convert into the global coordinate frame. if point_index==None: aperture_points=self.export_all_points() else: aperture_points = self.export_all_points(point_index=point_index) aperture_weights = EM.calculate_conformalVectors( desired_e_vector, np.asarray(aperture_points.normals), self.pose[:3,:3] ) if phase_shift=="wavefront": source_points = np.asarray(aperture_points.points) phase_weights= BM.WavefrontWeights(source_points, steering_vector, wavelength) aperture_weights=aperture_weights*phase_weights.reshape(-1,1) return aperture_weights*transmit_amplitude def receive_transform(self,aperture_polarisation,excitation_function,beamforming_weights): #combine local aperture polarisation, received excitation function, and beamforming weights to calculate the received signal #convert global polarisation functions to local ones transform_R = R.from_matrix(self.pose[:3, :3]) transform_global_to_local = transform_R.inv() local_signal = np.matmul(excitation_function, transform_global_to_local.as_matrix()) local_received_signal = np.zeros((excitation_function.shape[1], 3)) received_signal = np.zeros((excitation_function.shape[1], 3)) local_received_signal[:, 0] = np.dot(beamforming_weights, local_signal[:, :, 0]) local_received_signal[:, 1] = np.dot(beamforming_weights, local_signal[:, :, 1]) local_received_signal[:, 2] = np.dot(beamforming_weights, local_signal[:, :, 2]) received_signal = np.dot(local_received_signal, aperture_polarisation.ravel()) return received_signal def export_all_structures(self): objects = copy.deepcopy(self.structures.solids) for item in range(len(objects)): if objects[item] is None: print("Structure does not exist") else: objects[item]=objects[item].transform(self.pose) return objects def farfield_distance(self, freq): # calculate farfield distance for the antenna, based upon the Fraunhofer distance total_points = self.export_all_points() # calculate bounding box bounding_box = total_points.get_oriented_bounding_box() max_points = bounding_box.get_max_bound() min_points = bounding_box.get_min_bound() center = bounding_box.get_center() max_dist = np.sqrt( (max_points[0] - center[0]) ** 2 + (max_points[1] - center[1]) ** 2 + (max_points[2] - center[2]) ** 2 ) min_dist = np.sqrt( (center[0] - min_points[0]) ** 2 + (center[1] - min_points[1]) ** 2 + (center[2] - min_points[2]) ** 2 ) a = np.mean([max_dist, min_dist]) wavelength = 3e8 / freq farfield_distance = (2 * (2 * a) ** 2) / wavelength return farfield_distance def estimate_maximum_directivity(self, freq): # estimate the maximum possible directivity based upon the smallest enclosing sphere and Hannan's relation between projected area and directivity total_points = self.export_all_points() # calculate bounding box bounding_box = total_points.get_oriented_bounding_box() max_points = bounding_box.get_max_bound() min_points = bounding_box.get_min_bound() center = bounding_box.get_center() max_dist = np.sqrt( (max_points[0] - center[0]) ** 2 + (max_points[1] - center[1]) ** 2 + (max_points[2] - center[2]) ** 2 ) min_dist = np.sqrt( (center[0] - min_points[0]) ** 2 + (center[1] - min_points[1]) ** 2 + (center[2] - min_points[2]) ** 2 ) a = np.mean([max_dist, min_dist]) projected_area = np.pi * (a ** 2) wavelength = 3e8 / freq directivity = (4 * np.pi * projected_area) / (wavelength ** 2) return directivity
[docs] def visualise_antenna(self,extras=[],origin=True): """ This function uses open3d to display the antenna structure in the local coordinate frame """ total_points = self.export_all_points() # calculate bounding box # if np.asarray(total_points.points).shape[0]<4: # max_dist=2.0 # min_dist=0.0 # else: # bounding_box = total_points.get_oriented_bounding_box() # max_points = bounding_box.get_max_bound() # min_points = bounding_box.get_min_bound() # center = bounding_box.get_center() # max_dist = np.sqrt( # (max_points[0] - center[0]) ** 2 # + (max_points[1] - center[1]) ** 2 # + (max_points[2] - center[2]) ** 2 # ) # min_dist = np.sqrt( # (center[0] - min_points[0]) ** 2 # + (center[1] - min_points[1]) ** 2 # + (center[2] - min_points[2]) ** 2 # ) # a = np.mean([max_dist, min_dist]) #scale antenna xyz to the structures self.antenna_xyz=o3d.geometry.TriangleMesh.create_coordinate_frame(size=0.1, origin=[0, 0, 0]) if origin: o3d.visualization.draw( [self.export_all_points()] + self.export_all_structures() + [self.antenna_xyz] + extras ) else: o3d.visualization.draw( [self.export_all_points()] + self.export_all_structures() + extras )
# def generate_farfield(self,excitation_vector,wavelength,elements=False,azimuth_resolution=37,elevation_resolution=37): # # # if elements==False: # resultant_pattern=antenna_pattern(azimuth_resolution=azimuth_resolution,elevation_resolution=elevation_resolution) # resultant_pattern.pattern[:,:,0], resultant_pattern.pattern[:,:,1] =farfield_generator(self.points.export_points(), # self.structures, # excitation_vector, # az_range=np.linspace(-180, 180, resultant_pattern.azimuth_resolution), # el_range=np.linspace(-90, 90, resultant_pattern.elevation_resolution), # wavelength=wavelength, # farfield_distance=20, # project_vectors=True, # antenna_axes=self.antenna_axes,elements=elements) # else: # #generate antenna array pattern # array_points=self.points.export_points() # num_elements=np.asarray(np.asarray(array_points.points).shape[0]) # resultant_pattern = array_pattern(elements=num_elements,azimuth_resolution=azimuth_resolution,elevation_resolution=elevation_resolution) # resultant_pattern.pattern[:,:, :, 0], resultant_pattern.pattern[:,:, :, 1] = farfield_generator( # self.points.export_points(), # self.structures, # excitation_vector, # az_range=np.linspace(-180, 180, resultant_pattern.azimuth_resolution), # el_range=np.linspace(-90, 90, resultant_pattern.elevation_resolution), # wavelength=wavelength, # farfield_distance=20, # project_vectors=True, # antenna_axes=self.antenna_axes, elements=elements) # # return resultant_pattern # # def frequency_domain_channel(self,sink_coords,excitation_function,wavelength=1.0,scatter_points=None,scattering=1,elements=True,): # # Ex,Ey,Ez=frequency_domain_channel(self.points.export_points(), # sink_coords,self.structures,excitation_function,scatter_points,wavelength,scattering,elements,project_vectors=True,antenna_axes=self.antenna_axes) # return Ex,Ey,Ez
[docs]class antenna_pattern(object3d): """ Antenna Pattern class which allows for patterns to be handled consistently across LyceanEM and other modules. The definitions assume that the pattern axes are consistent with the global axes set. If a different orientation is required, such as a premeasured antenna in a new orientation then the pattern rotate_function must be used. Antenna Pattern Frequency is in Hz Rotation Offset is Specified in terms of rotations around the x, y, and z axes as roll,pitch/elevation, and azimuth in radians. """ def __init__( self, azimuth_resolution=37, elevation_resolution=37, pattern_frequency=1e9, arbitary_pattern=False, arbitary_pattern_type="isotropic", arbitary_pattern_format="Etheta/Ephi", file_location=None ): super().__init__() if file_location!=None: self.pattern_frequency = pattern_frequency self.arbitary_pattern_format = arbitary_pattern_format self.import_pattern(file_location) self.field_radius = 1.0 else: self.azimuth_resolution = azimuth_resolution self.elevation_resolution = elevation_resolution self.pattern_frequency = pattern_frequency self.arbitary_pattern_type = arbitary_pattern_type self.arbitary_pattern_format = arbitary_pattern_format self.field_radius = 1.0 az_mesh, elev_mesh = np.meshgrid( np.linspace(-180, 180, self.azimuth_resolution), np.linspace(-90, 90, self.elevation_resolution), ) self.az_mesh = az_mesh self.elev_mesh = elev_mesh if self.arbitary_pattern_format == "Etheta/Ephi": self.pattern = np.zeros( (self.elevation_resolution, self.azimuth_resolution, 2), dtype=np.complex64, ) elif self.arbitary_pattern_format == "ExEyEz": self.pattern = np.zeros( (self.elevation_resolution, self.azimuth_resolution, 3), dtype=np.complex64, ) if arbitary_pattern == True: self.initilise_pattern()
[docs] def initilise_pattern(self): """ pattern initialisation function, providing an isotopic pattern or quasi-isotropic pattern Returns ------- Populated antenna pattern """ if self.arbitary_pattern_type == "isotropic": self.pattern[:, :, 0] = 1.0 elif self.arbitary_pattern_type == "xhalfspace": az_angles = self.az_mesh[0, :] az_index = np.where(np.abs(az_angles) < 90) self.pattern[:, az_index, 0] = 1.0 elif self.arbitary_pattern_type == "yhalfspace": az_angles = self.az_mesh[0, :] az_index = np.where(az_angles > 90) self.pattern[:, az_index, 0] = 1.0 elif self.arbitary_pattern_type == "zhalfspace": elev_angles = self.elev_mesh[:, 0] elev_index = np.where(elev_angles > 0) self.pattern[elev_index, :, 0] = 1.0
[docs] def import_pattern(self, file_location): """ takes the file location and imports the individual pattern file, replacing exsisting values with those of the saved file. It is import to note that for CST ASCII export format, that you select a plot range of -180 to 180 for phi, and that by defauly CST exports from 0 to 180 in theta, which is the opposite direction to the default for LyceanEM, so this data structures are flipped for consistency. Parameters ----------- file location : :class:`pathlib.Path` file location Returns --------- None """ if file_location.suffix == ".txt": # file is a CST ffs format datafile = np.loadtxt(file_location, skiprows=2) theta = datafile[:, 0] phi = datafile[:, 1] freq_index1 = file_location.name.find("f=") freq_index2 = file_location.name.find(")") file_frequency = ( float(file_location.name[freq_index1 + 2 : freq_index2]) * 1e9 ) phi_steps = np.linspace(np.min(phi), np.max(phi), np.unique(phi).size) theta_steps = np.linspace( np.min(theta), np.max(theta), np.unique(theta).size ) phi_res = np.unique(phi).size theta_res = np.unique(theta).size etheta = ( (datafile[:, 3] * np.exp(1j * np.deg2rad(datafile[:, 4]))) .reshape(phi_res, theta_res) .transpose() ) ephi = ( (datafile[:, 5] * np.exp(1j * np.deg2rad(datafile[:, 6]))) .reshape(phi_res, theta_res) .transpose() ) self.azimuth_resolution = phi_res self.elevation_resolution = theta_res self.elev_mesh = np.flipud( GF.thetatoelevation(theta).reshape(phi_res, theta_res).transpose() ) self.az_mesh = np.flipud(phi.reshape(phi_res, theta_res).transpose()) self.pattern = np.zeros( (self.elevation_resolution, self.azimuth_resolution, 2), dtype=np.complex64, ) self.pattern[:, :, 0] = np.flipud(etheta) self.pattern[:, :, 1] = np.flipud(ephi) self.pattern_frequency = file_frequency elif file_location.suffix == ".dat": # file is .dat format from anechoic chamber measurements Ea, Eb, freq, norm, theta_values, phi_values = EM.importDat(file_location) az_mesh, elev_mesh = np.meshgrid( phi_values, GF.thetatoelevation(theta_values) ) self.azimuth_resolution = np.unique(phi_values).size self.elevation_resolution = np.unique(theta_values).size self.az_mesh = az_mesh self.elev_mesh = elev_mesh self.pattern = np.zeros( (self.elevation_resolution, self.azimuth_resolution, 2), dtype=np.complex64, ) self.pattern_frequency = freq * 1e6 self.pattern[:, :, 0] = Ea.transpose() + norm self.pattern[:, :, 1] = Eb.transpose() + norm elif file_location.suffix ==".ffe": #file is .ffe format self.import_ffe(file_location)
[docs] def import_ffe(self,file_path): """ tested for .ffe files with theta in the range 0 to 180 degrees, and phi in the range -180 to 180 degrees Parameters ---------- file_path Returns ------- """ import copy # Open the file and read the comments with open(file_path, 'r') as f: comments = f.readlines() # Extract lines starting with # comment_lines = [line.strip() for line in comments if line.startswith('#')] # Process the comment lines for keywords for line in comment_lines: if 'source' in line.lower(): antenna_name = line.split(':')[1].strip() elif 'result type' in line.lower(): pattern_type = line.split(':')[1].strip() elif "frequency" in line.lower(): frequency = float(line.split(':')[1]) elif "coordinate system" in line.lower(): coordinate_sys = line.split(':')[1].strip() elif "efficiency" in line.lower(): antenna_efficiency = float(line.split(':')[1]) # Print the metadata and the first 10 x, y, and ffp values print('Antenna name:', antenna_name) print('Antenna type:', pattern_type) # print('X:', x[:10]) # print('Y:', y[:10]) # print('FFP:', ffp[:10]) if coordinate_sys == "Spherical": datafile = np.loadtxt(file_path, comments=['#', '*']) el = 90 - datafile[:, 0] az = datafile[:, 1] # x,y,z=MF.polar2cart(theta, phi, np.ones(theta.shape)) # azimuth,elevation,r=MF.cart2sph(x,y,z) elev_res = np.unique(el).size az_res = np.unique(az).size if pattern_type == "Directivity": etheta_field = np.flipud((datafile[:, 2] + 1j * datafile[:, 3]).reshape(az_res, elev_res).transpose()) ephi_field = np.flipud((datafile[:, 4] + 1j * datafile[:, 5]).reshape(az_res, elev_res).transpose()) # elevation=np.flipud(GF.thetatoelevation(theta).reshape(phi_res, theta_res).transpose()) # azimuth=phi.reshape(phi_res, theta_res).transpose() # etheta=etheta_field # ephi=np.flipud(ephi_field) self.pattern_frequency=frequency self.azimuth_resolution=az_res self.elevation_resolution=elev_res self.az_mesh = np.flipud(az.reshape(az_res, elev_res).transpose()) self.elev_mesh_mesh = np.flipud(el.reshape(az_res, elev_res).transpose()) self.pattern[:, :, 0] = copy.deepcopy(etheta_field) self.pattern[:, :, 1] = copy.deepcopy(ephi_field) self.display_pattern(desired_pattern="Power") return True
[docs] def export_ffe(self, path, source_name="Antenna Export"): """ Export Antenna Pattern as .ffe file for import by FEKO, and programs supporting this format. This export assumes that the pattern frequency property has been populated, and translates the azimuth and elevation coordinates into theta/phi coordinates in the range 0-180 and 0-360 respectively. Parameters ---------- path source_name Returns ------- """ if self.arbitary_pattern_format == "ExEyEz": self.transmute_pattern() import lyceanem destination_path = path.with_suffix(".ffe") filetype = "Far Field" fileformat = "8" import datetime # Get the current date and time now = datetime.datetime.now() # Format the date and time as a string date_string = now.strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S") header = "##File Type: " + filetype + "\n" + "##File Format: " + fileformat + "\n" + "##Source: " + source_name + "\n" + "##Date: " + date_string + "\n" + "** File exported by LyceanEM Version " + lyceanem.__version__ + "\n" + "\n" config = "LyceanEM Standard" coordinates = "Spherical" resulttype = "Directivity" efficiency = 1.0 comments = "#Configuration Name: " + config + "\n" + "#Frequency: " + str( self.pattern_frequency) + "\n" + "#Coordinate System: " + coordinates + "\n" + "#No. of Theta Samples: " + str( self.elevation_resolution) + "\n" + "#No. of Phi Samples: " + str( self.azimuth_resolution) + "\n" + "#Result Type: " + resulttype + "\n" + "#Efficiency: " + str( efficiency) + "\n" + "#No. of Header Lines: 1" + "\n" + '# "Theta" "Phi" "Re(Etheta)" "Im(Etheta)" "Re(Ephi)" "Im(Ephi)" "Directivity(Theta)" "Directivity(Phi)" "Directivity(Total)"' theta_slice = 90 - np.flipud(self.elev_mesh[:, 1:]).transpose().ravel() phi_slice = np.mod(np.flipud(self.az_mesh[:, 1:]).transpose().ravel(), 360) real_etheta = np.real(np.flipud(self.pattern[:, 1:, 0]).transpose().ravel()) imag_etheta = np.imag(np.flipud(self.pattern[:, 1:, 0]).transpose().ravel()) real_ephi = np.real(np.flipud(self.pattern[:, 1:, 1]).transpose().ravel()) imag_ephi = np.imag(np.flipud(self.pattern[:, 1:, 1]).transpose().ravel()) dtheta, dphi, dtotal, _ = self.directivity() datablock = np.array([theta_slice, phi_slice, real_etheta, imag_etheta, real_ephi, imag_ephi, 20 * np.log10(dtheta[:, 1:].transpose().ravel()), 20 * np.log10(dphi[:, 1:].transpose().ravel()), 10 * np.log10(dtotal[:, 1:].transpose().ravel())]).transpose() datablock[np.where(np.isinf(datablock))] = -1e6 # sort for increasing angles only sorted_datablock = datablock[np.lexsort((datablock[:, 0], datablock[:, 1])), :] text = header + "\n" + comments np.savetxt(destination_path, sorted_datablock, header=text, comments="", fmt="%10.8e") return True
[docs] def export_pattern(self, file_location): """ takes the file location and exports the pattern as a .dat file unfinished, must be in Etheta/Ephi format, Parameters ----------- file_location : :class:`pathlib.Path` the path for the output file, including name Returns -------- None """ if self.arbitary_pattern_format == "ExEyEz": self.transmute_pattern() theta_flat = GF.elevationtotheta(self.elev_mesh).transpose().reshape(-1, 1) phi_mesh = self.az_mesh.transpose().reshape(-1, 1) planes = self.azimuth_resolution copolardb = 20 * np.log10( np.abs(self.pattern[:, :, 0].transpose().reshape(-1, 1)) ) copolarangle = np.degrees( np.angle(self.pattern[:, :, 0].transpose().reshape(-1, 1)) ) crosspolardb = 20 * np.log10( np.abs(self.pattern[:, :, 1].transpose().reshape(-1, 1)) ) crosspolarangle = np.degrees( np.angle(self.pattern[:, :, 1].transpose().reshape(-1, 1)) ) norm = np.nanmax(np.array([np.nanmax(copolardb), np.nanmax(crosspolardb)])) copolardb -= norm crosspolardb -= norm infoarray = np.array( [ planes, np.min(self.az_mesh), np.max(self.az_mesh), norm, self.pattern_frequency / 1e6, ] ).reshape(1, -1) dataarray = np.concatenate( ( theta_flat.reshape(-1, 1), copolardb.reshape(-1, 1), copolarangle.reshape(-1, 1), crosspolardb.reshape(-1, 1), crosspolarangle.reshape(-1, 1), ), axis=1, ) outputarray = np.concatenate((infoarray, dataarray), axis=0) np.savetxt(file_location, outputarray, delimiter=",", fmt="%.2e")
[docs] def export_global_weights(self): """ Calculates the global frame coordinates and xyz weightings of the antenna pattern using the pattern pose to translate and rotate into the correction position and orientation within the model environment. If this function is used as a source for models, then the antenna pattern pose must be updated for the desired position and orientation before export. Returns ------- points : weights : """ xyz = self.cartesian_points() points = o3d.geometry.PointCloud() points.points = o3d.utility.Vector3dVector(xyz) points.normals = o3d.utility.Vector3dVector(xyz) points.transform(self.pose) if self.arbitary_pattern_format == "Etheta/Ephi": self.transmute_pattern(desired_format="ExEyEz") #import to export the weights in cartesian format, then orientate correctly within global reference frame. rotation_matrix = self.pose[:3, :3] #weightsx= self.pattern[:,:,0].ravel() #weightsy = self.pattern[:, :, 1].ravel() #weightsz = self.pattern[:, :, 2].ravel() weights=np.array([self.pattern[:,:,0].reshape(-1),self.pattern[:,:,1].reshape(-1),self.pattern[:,:,2].reshape(-1)]) weights=np.matmul(weights,rotation_matrix) return points, weights
[docs] def display_pattern( self, plottype="Polar", desired_pattern="both", pattern_min=-40, plot_max=0 ): """ Displays the Antenna Pattern using :func:`lyceanem.electromagnetics.beamforming.PatternPlot` Parameters ---------- plottype : str the plot type, either [Polar], [Cartesian-Surf], or [Contour]. The default is [Polar] desired_pattern : str the desired pattern, default is [both], but is Pattern format is 'Etheta/Ephi' then options are [Etheta] or [Ephi], and if Pattern format is 'ExEyEz', then options are [Ex], [Ey], or [Ez]. pattern_min : float the desired scale minimum in dB, the default is [-40] Returns ------- None """ if self.arbitary_pattern_format == "Etheta/Ephi": if desired_pattern == "both": BM.PatternPlot( self.pattern[:, :, 0], self.az_mesh, self.elev_mesh, pattern_min=pattern_min, plottype=plottype, title_text="Etheta", plot_max=plot_max, ) BM.PatternPlot( self.pattern[:, :, 1], self.az_mesh, self.elev_mesh, pattern_min=pattern_min, plottype=plottype, title_text="Ephi", plot_max=plot_max, ) elif desired_pattern == "Etheta": BM.PatternPlot( self.pattern[:, :, 0], self.az_mesh, self.elev_mesh, pattern_min=pattern_min, plottype=plottype, title_text="Etheta", plot_max=plot_max, ) elif desired_pattern == "Ephi": BM.PatternPlot( self.pattern[:, :, 1], self.az_mesh, self.elev_mesh, pattern_min=pattern_min, plottype=plottype, title_text="Ephi", plot_max=plot_max, ) elif desired_pattern =="Power": BM.PatternPlot( self.pattern[:, :, 0]**2+self.pattern[:, :, 1]**2, self.az_mesh, self.elev_mesh, pattern_min=pattern_min, logtype='power', plottype=plottype, title_text="Power Pattern", plot_max=plot_max, ) elif self.arbitary_pattern_format == "ExEyEz": if desired_pattern == "both": BM.PatternPlot( self.pattern[:, :, 0], self.az_mesh, self.elev_mesh, pattern_min=pattern_min, plottype=plottype, title_text="Ex", plot_max=plot_max, ) BM.PatternPlot( self.pattern[:, :, 1], self.az_mesh, self.elev_mesh, pattern_min=pattern_min, plottype=plottype, title_text="Ey", plot_max=plot_max, ) BM.PatternPlot( self.pattern[:, :, 2], self.az_mesh, self.elev_mesh, pattern_min=pattern_min, plottype=plottype, title_text="Ez", plot_max=plot_max, ) elif desired_pattern == "Ex": BM.PatternPlot( self.pattern[:, :, 0], self.az_mesh, self.elev_mesh, pattern_min=pattern_min, plottype=plottype, title_text="Ex", plot_max=plot_max, ) elif desired_pattern == "Ey": BM.PatternPlot( self.pattern[:, :, 1], self.az_mesh, self.elev_mesh, pattern_min=pattern_min, plottype=plottype, title_text="Ey", plot_max=plot_max, ) elif desired_pattern == "Ez": BM.PatternPlot( self.pattern[:, :, 2], self.az_mesh, self.elev_mesh, pattern_min=pattern_min, plottype=plottype, title_text="Ez", plot_max=plot_max, )
[docs] def transmute_pattern(self,desired_format="Etheta/Ephi"): """ convert the pattern from Etheta/Ephi format to Ex, Ey,Ez format, or back again """ if self.arbitary_pattern_format == "Etheta/Ephi": if desired_format=="ExEyEz": oldformat = self.pattern.reshape(-1, self.pattern.shape[2]) old_shape = oldformat.shape self.arbitary_pattern_format = "ExEyEz" self.pattern = np.zeros( (self.elevation_resolution, self.azimuth_resolution, 3), dtype=np.complex64, ) theta = GF.elevationtotheta(self.elev_mesh) # convrsion part, move to transmute pattern conversion_matrix1 = np.asarray( [ np.cos(np.deg2rad(theta.ravel())) * np.cos(np.deg2rad(self.az_mesh.ravel())), np.cos(np.deg2rad(theta.ravel())) * np.sin(np.deg2rad(self.az_mesh.ravel())), -np.sin(np.deg2rad(theta.ravel())), ] ).transpose() conversion_matrix2 = np.asarray( [ -np.sin(np.deg2rad(self.az_mesh.ravel())), np.cos(np.deg2rad(self.az_mesh.ravel())), np.zeros(self.az_mesh.size), ] ).transpose() decomposed_fields = ( oldformat[:, 0].reshape(-1, 1) * conversion_matrix1 + oldformat[:, 1].reshape(-1, 1) * conversion_matrix2 ) self.pattern[:, :, 0] = decomposed_fields[:, 0].reshape( self.elevation_resolution, self.azimuth_resolution ) self.pattern[:, :, 1] = decomposed_fields[:, 1].reshape( self.elevation_resolution, self.azimuth_resolution ) self.pattern[:, :, 2] = decomposed_fields[:, 2].reshape( self.elevation_resolution, self.azimuth_resolution ) elif desired_format == "Circular": #recalculate pattern using Right Hand Circular and Left Hand Circular Polarisation self.arbitary_pattern_format = desired_format else: if desired_format == "Etheta/Ephi": oldformat = self.pattern.reshape(-1, self.pattern.shape[2]) old_shape = oldformat.shape self.arbitary_pattern_format = "Etheta/Ephi" self.pattern = np.zeros( (self.elevation_resolution, self.azimuth_resolution, 2), dtype=np.complex64, ) theta = GF.elevationtotheta(self.elev_mesh) costhetacosphi = ( np.cos(np.deg2rad(self.az_mesh.ravel())) * np.cos(np.deg2rad(theta.ravel())) ).astype(np.complex64) sinphicostheta = ( np.sin(np.deg2rad(self.az_mesh.ravel())) * np.cos(np.deg2rad(theta.ravel())) ).astype(np.complex64) sintheta = (np.sin(np.deg2rad(theta.ravel()))).astype(np.complex64) sinphi = (np.sin(np.deg2rad(self.az_mesh.ravel()))).astype(np.complex64) cosphi = (np.cos(np.deg2rad(self.az_mesh.ravel()))).astype(np.complex64) new_etheta = ( oldformat[:, 0] * costhetacosphi + oldformat[:, 1] * sinphicostheta - oldformat[:, 2] * sintheta ) new_ephi = -oldformat[:, 0] * sinphi + oldformat[:, 1] * cosphi self.pattern[:, :, 0] = new_etheta.reshape( self.elevation_resolution, self.azimuth_resolution ) self.pattern[:, :, 1] = new_ephi.reshape( self.elevation_resolution, self.azimuth_resolution )
[docs] def cartesian_points(self): """ exports the cartesian points for all pattern points. """ x, y, z = MF.sph2cart( np.deg2rad(self.az_mesh.ravel()), np.deg2rad(self.elev_mesh.ravel()), np.ones((self.pattern[:, :, 0].size)) * self.field_radius, ) field_points = ( np.array([x, y, z]).transpose().astype(np.float32) ) return field_points
[docs] def rotate_pattern(self, rotation_matrix=None): """ Rotate the self pattern from the assumed global axes into the new direction Parameters ---------- new_axes : 3x3 numpy float array the new vectors for the antenna x,y,z axes Returns ------- Updates self.pattern with the new pattern reflecting the antenna orientation within the global models """ # generate pattern_coordinates for rotation theta = GF.elevationtotheta(self.elev_mesh) x, y, z = RF.sph2cart( np.deg2rad(self.az_mesh.ravel()), np.deg2rad(self.elev_mesh.ravel()), np.ones((self.pattern[:, :, 0].size)), ) field_points = np.array([x, y, z]).transpose().astype(np.float32) # convert to ExEyEz for rotation if self.arbitary_pattern_format == "Etheta/Ephi": self.transmute_pattern(desired_format="ExEyEz") desired_format = "Etheta/Ephi" else: desired_format = "ExEyEz" rotated_points = np.dot(field_points, rotation_matrix) decomposed_fields = self.pattern.reshape(-1, 3) # rotation part xyzfields = np.dot(decomposed_fields, rotation_matrix) # resample resampled_xyzfields = self.resample_pattern( rotated_points, xyzfields, field_points ) self.pattern[:, :, 0] = resampled_xyzfields[:, 0].reshape( self.elevation_resolution, self.azimuth_resolution ) self.pattern[:, :, 1] = resampled_xyzfields[:, 1].reshape( self.elevation_resolution, self.azimuth_resolution ) self.pattern[:, :, 2] = resampled_xyzfields[:, 2].reshape( self.elevation_resolution, self.azimuth_resolution ) if desired_format == "Etheta/Ephi": # convert back self.transmute_pattern(desired_format=desired_format)
[docs] def resample_pattern_angular( self, new_azimuth_resolution, new_elevation_resolution ): """ resample pattern based upon provided azimuth and elevation resolution """ new_az_mesh, new_elev_mesh = np.meshgrid( np.linspace(-180, 180, new_azimuth_resolution), np.linspace(-90, 90, new_elevation_resolution), ) x, y, z = RF.sph2cart( np.deg2rad(new_az_mesh.ravel()), np.deg2rad(new_elev_mesh.ravel()), np.ones((self.pattern[:, :, 0].size)), ) new_field_points = np.array([x, y, z]).transpose().astype(np.float32) old_field_points = self.cartesian_points() old_pattern = self.pattern.reshape(-1, 2) new_pattern = self.resample_pattern( old_field_points, old_pattern, new_field_points )
[docs] def resample_pattern(self, old_points, old_pattern, new_points): """ Parameters ---------- old_points : float xyz xyz coordinates that the pattern has been sampled at old_pattern : 2 or 3 by n complex array of the antenna pattern at the old_poitns DESCRIPTION. new_points : desired_grid points in xyz float array DESCRIPTION. Returns ------- new points, new_pattern """ pol_format = old_pattern.shape[-1] # will be 2 or three new_pattern = np.zeros((new_points.shape[0], pol_format), dtype=np.complex64) smoothing_factor = 4 for component in range(pol_format): mag_interpolate = sp.Rbf( old_points[:, 0], old_points[:, 1], old_points[:, 2], np.abs(old_pattern[:, component]), smooth=smoothing_factor, ) phase_interpolate = sp.Rbf( old_points[:, 0], old_points[:, 1], old_points[:, 2], np.angle(old_pattern[:, component]), smooth=smoothing_factor, ) new_mag = mag_interpolate( new_points[:, 0], new_points[:, 1], new_points[:, 2] ) new_angles = phase_interpolate( new_points[:, 0], new_points[:, 1], new_points[:, 2] ) new_pattern[:, component] = new_mag * np.exp(1j * new_angles) return new_pattern
[docs] def directivity(self): """ Returns ------- Dtheta : numpy array directivity for Etheta farfield Dphi : numpy array directivity for Ephi farfield Dtotal : numpy array overall directivity pattern Dmax : numpy array the maximum directivity for each pattern """ Dtheta, Dphi, Dtotal, Dmax = BM.directivity_transformv2( self.pattern[:, :, 0], self.pattern[:, :, 1], az_range=self.az_mesh[0, :], elev_range=self.elev_mesh[:, 0], ) return Dtheta, Dphi, Dtotal, Dmax
[docs]class array_pattern: """ Array Pattern class which allows for patterns to be handled consistently across LyceanEM and other modules. The definitions assume that the pattern axes are consistent with the global axes set. If a different orientation is required, such as a premeasured antenna in a new orientation then the pattern rotate_function must be used. Antenna Pattern Frequency is in Hz Rotation Offset is Specified in terms of rotations around the x, y, and z axes as roll,pitch/elevation, and azimuth in radians. """ def __init__( self, azimuth_resolution=37, elevation_resolution=37, pattern_frequency=1e9, arbitary_pattern=False, arbitary_pattern_type="isotropic", arbitary_pattern_format="Etheta/Ephi", position_mapping=np.zeros((3), dtype=np.float32), rotation_offset=np.zeros((3), dtype=np.float32), elements=2, ): self.azimuth_resolution = azimuth_resolution self.elevation_resolution = elevation_resolution self.pattern_frequency = pattern_frequency self.arbitary_pattern_type = arbitary_pattern_type self.arbitary_pattern_format = arbitary_pattern_format self.position_mapping = position_mapping self.rotation_offset = rotation_offset self.field_radius = 1.0 self.elements=elements self.beamforming_weights=np.ones((self.elements),dtype=np.complex64) az_mesh, elev_mesh = np.meshgrid( np.linspace(-180, 180, self.azimuth_resolution), np.linspace(-90, 90, self.elevation_resolution), ) self.az_mesh = az_mesh self.elev_mesh = elev_mesh if self.arbitary_pattern_format == "Etheta/Ephi": self.pattern = np.zeros( ( elements,self.elevation_resolution, self.azimuth_resolution, 2), dtype=np.complex64, ) elif self.arbitary_pattern_format == "ExEyEz": self.pattern = np.zeros( ( elements,self.elevation_resolution, self.azimuth_resolution, 3), dtype=np.complex64, ) if arbitary_pattern == True: self.initilise_pattern() def _rotation_matrix(self): """_rotation_matrix getter method Calculates and returns the (3D) axis rotation matrix. Returns ------- : :class:`numpy.ndarray` of shape (3, 3) The model (3D) rotation matrix. """ x_rot = R.from_euler("X", self.rotation_offset[0], degrees=True).as_matrix() y_rot = R.from_euler("Y", self.rotation_offset[1], degrees=True).as_matrix() z_rot = R.from_euler("Z", self.rotation_offset[2], degrees=True).as_matrix() # x_rot=np.array([[1,0,0], # [0,np.cos(np.deg2rad(self.rotation_offset[0])),-np.sin(np.deg2rad(self.rotation_offset[0]))], # [0,np.sin(np.deg2rad(self.rotation_offset[0])),np.cos(np.deg2rad(self.rotation_offset[0]))]]) total_rotation = np.dot(np.dot(z_rot, y_rot), x_rot) return total_rotation
[docs] def initilise_pattern(self): """ pattern initialisation function, providing an isotopic pattern or quasi-isotropic pattern Returns ------- Populated antenna pattern """ if self.arbitary_pattern_type == "isotropic": self.pattern[:, :,:, 0] = 1.0 elif self.arbitary_pattern_type == "xhalfspace": az_angles = self.az_mesh[0, :] az_index = np.where(np.abs(az_angles) < 90) self.pattern[:, az_index,:, 0] = 1.0 elif self.arbitary_pattern_type == "yhalfspace": az_angles = self.az_mesh[0, :] az_index = np.where(az_angles > 90) self.pattern[:, az_index, :,0] = 1.0 elif self.arbitary_pattern_type == "zhalfspace": elev_angles = self.elev_mesh[:, 0] elev_index = np.where(elev_angles > 0) self.pattern[elev_index, :, :,0] = 1.0
[docs] def display_pattern( self, plottype="Polar", desired_pattern="both", pattern_min=-40 ): """ Displays the Antenna Array Pattern using :func:`lyceanem.electromagnetics.beamforming.PatternPlot` and the stored weights Parameters ---------- plottype : str the plot type, either [Polar], [Cartesian-Surf], or [Contour]. The default is [Polar] desired_pattern : str the desired pattern, default is [both], but is Pattern format is 'Etheta/Ephi' then options are [Etheta] or [Ephi], and if Pattern format is 'ExEyEz', then options are [Ex], [Ey], or [Ez]. pattern_min : float the desired scale minimum in dB, the default is [-40] Returns ------- None """ if self.arbitary_pattern_format == "Etheta/Ephi": if desired_pattern == "both": BM.PatternPlot( self.beamforming_weights*self.pattern[:,:, :, 0], self.az_mesh, self.elev_mesh, pattern_min=pattern_min, plottype=plottype, title_text="Etheta", ) BM.PatternPlot( self.beamforming_weights*self.pattern[:,:, :, 1], self.az_mesh, self.elev_mesh, pattern_min=pattern_min, plottype=plottype, title_text="Ephi", ) elif desired_pattern == "Etheta": BM.PatternPlot( self.beamforming_weights*self.pattern[:,:, :, 0], self.az_mesh, self.elev_mesh, pattern_min=pattern_min, plottype=plottype, title_text="Etheta", ) elif desired_pattern == "Ephi": BM.PatternPlot( self.beamforming_weights*self.pattern[:,:, :, 1], self.az_mesh, self.elev_mesh, pattern_min=pattern_min, plottype=plottype, title_text="Ephi", ) elif desired_pattern =="Power": BM.PatternPlot( (self.beamforming_weights*self.pattern[:,:, :, 0])**2+(self.beamforming_weights*self.pattern[:,:, :, 1])**2, self.az_mesh, self.elev_mesh, pattern_min=pattern_min, plottype=plottype, title_text="Power Pattern", ) elif self.arbitary_pattern_format == "ExEyEz": if desired_pattern == "both": BM.PatternPlot( self.beamforming_weights*self.pattern[:,:, :, 0], self.az_mesh, self.elev_mesh, pattern_min=pattern_min, plottype=plottype, title_text="Ex", ) BM.PatternPlot( self.beamforming_weights*self.pattern[:,:, :, 1], self.az_mesh, self.elev_mesh, pattern_min=pattern_min, plottype=plottype, title_text="Ey", ) BM.PatternPlot( self.beamforming_weights*self.pattern[:,:, :, 2], self.az_mesh, self.elev_mesh, pattern_min=pattern_min, plottype=plottype, title_text="Ez", ) elif desired_pattern == "Ex": BM.PatternPlot( self.beamforming_weights*self.pattern[:,:, :, 0], self.az_mesh, self.elev_mesh, pattern_min=pattern_min, plottype=plottype, title_text="Ex", ) elif desired_pattern == "Ey": BM.PatternPlot( self.beamforming_weights*self.pattern[:,:, :, 1], self.az_mesh, self.elev_mesh, pattern_min=pattern_min, plottype=plottype, title_text="Ey", ) elif desired_pattern == "Ez": BM.PatternPlot( self.beamforming_weights*self.pattern[:,:, :, 2], self.az_mesh, self.elev_mesh, pattern_min=pattern_min, plottype=plottype, title_text="Ez", )
[docs] def cartesian_points(self): """ exports the cartesian points for all pattern points. """ x, y, z = RF.sph2cart( np.deg2rad(self.az_mesh.ravel()), np.deg2rad(self.elev_mesh.ravel()), np.ones((self.pattern[:, :, 0].size)) * self.field_radius, ) field_points = ( np.array([x, y, z]).transpose().astype(np.float32) ) return field_points
[docs] def directivity(self): """ Returns ------- Dtheta : numpy array directivity for Etheta farfield Dphi : numpy array directivity for Ephi farfield Dtotal : numpy array overall directivity pattern Dmax : numpy array the maximum directivity for each pattern """ Dtheta, Dphi, Dtotal, Dmax = BM.directivity_transformv2( self.beamforming_weights*self.pattern[:,:, :, 0], self.beamforming_weights*self.pattern[:,:, :, 1], az_range=self.az_mesh[0, :], elev_range=self.elev_mesh[:, 0], ) return Dtheta, Dphi, Dtotal, Dmax