complexType AngleDeceptionType

diagram
type	extension of rootType
properties	base  rootType abstract  false
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   Annotation recordType   xs:unsignedLong            appinfo record type recordLength   xs:unsignedShort            appinfo The length of the record in octets. padding   xs:unsignedShort            appinfo zero-filled array of padding bits for byte alignment and consistent sizing of PDU                      data                   emitterNumber   xs:unsignedByte            appinfo indicates the emitter system for which the angle deception values are applicable. beamNumber   xs:unsignedByte            appinfo indicates the jamming beam for which the angle deception values are applicable. stateIndicator   xs:string            appinfo This field shall be used to indicate if angle deception data have changed since issuance                      of the last Angle Deception attribute record for this beam, if the Angle Deception                      attribute record is part of a heartbeat update to meet periodic update requirements                      or if the angle deception data for the beam has ceased. (SISO enumeration EEAttributeStateIndicator                      uid 300)                   padding2   xs:unsignedByte            appinfo padding azimuthOffset   xs:float            appinfo This field indicates the relative azimuth angle at which the deceptive radar returns                      are centered. This angle is measured in the X-Y plane of the victim radar's entity                      coordinate system (see 1.4.3). This angle is measured in radians from the victim radar                      entity's azimuth for the true jam- mer position to the center of the range of azimuths                      in which deceptive radar returns are perceived as shown in Figure 43. Positive and                      negative values indicate that the perceived positions of the jammer are right and                      left of the true position of the jammer, respectively. The range of permissible values                      is -PI to PI                   azimuthWidth   xs:float            appinfo indicates the range of azimuths (in radians) through which the deceptive radar returns                      are perceived, centered on the azimuth offset as shown in Figure 43. The range of                      permissible values is 0 to 2PI radians                   azimuthPullRate   xs:float            appinfo This field indicates the rate (in radians per second) at which the Azimuth Offset                      value is changing. Positive and negative values indicate that the Azimuth Offset is                      moving to the right or left, respectively.                   azimuthPullAcceleration   xs:float            appinfo This field indicates the rate (in radians per second squared) at which the Azimuth                      Pull Rate value is changing. Azimuth Pull Acceleration is defined as positive to the                      right and negative to the left.                   elevationOffset   xs:float            appinfo This field indicates the relative elevation angle at which the deceptive radar returns                      begin. This angle is measured as an angle with respect to the X-Y plane of the victim                      radar's entity coordinate system (see 1.4.3). This angle is measured in radians from                      the victim radar entity's eleva- tion for the true jammer position to the center of                      the range of elevations in which deceptive radar returns are perceived as shown in                      Figure 44. Positive and negative values indicate that the perceived positions of the                      jammer are above and below the true position of the jammer, respectively. The range                      of permissible values is -PI/2 to PI/2                   elevationWidth   xs:float            appinfo This field indicates the range of elevations (in radians) through which the decep-                      tive radar returns are perceived, centered on the elevation offset as shown in Figure                      44. The range of permissible values is 0 to PI radians                   elevationPullRate   xs:float            appinfo This field indicates the rate (in radians per second) at which the Elevation Off-                      set value is changing. Positive and negative values indicate that the Elevation Offset                      is moving up or down, respectively.                   elevationPullAcceleration   xs:float            appinfo This field indicates the rate (in radians per second squared) at which the Elevation                      Pull Rate value is changing. Elevation Pull Acceleration is defined as positive to                      upward and negative downward.                   padding3   xs:unsignedLong
annotation	appinfo The Angle Deception attribute record may be used to communicate discrete values that             are associated with angle deception jamming that cannot be referenced to an emitter             mode. The values provided in the record records (provided in the associated Electromagnetic             Emission PDU). (The victim radar beams are those that are targeted by the jammer.)             Section 6.2.21.2.2
source	<xs:complexType name="AngleDeceptionType" abstract="false">   <xs:annotation>     <xs:appinfo>The Angle Deception attribute record may be used to communicate discrete values that             are associated with angle deception jamming that cannot be referenced to an emitter             mode. The values provided in the record records (provided in the associated Electromagnetic             Emission PDU). (The victim radar beams are those that are targeted by the jammer.)             Section 6.2.21.2.2          </xs:appinfo>   </xs:annotation>   <xs:complexContent>     <xs:extension base="rootType">       <xs:attribute name="recordType" type="xs:unsignedLong">         <xs:annotation>           <xs:appinfo>record type</xs:appinfo>         </xs:annotation>       </xs:attribute>       <xs:attribute name="recordLength" type="xs:unsignedShort">         <xs:annotation>           <xs:appinfo>The length of the record in octets.</xs:appinfo>         </xs:annotation>       </xs:attribute>       <xs:attribute name="padding" type="xs:unsignedShort">         <xs:annotation>           <xs:appinfo>zero-filled array of padding bits for byte alignment and consistent sizing of PDU                      data                   </xs:appinfo>         </xs:annotation>       </xs:attribute>       <xs:attribute name="emitterNumber" type="xs:unsignedByte">         <xs:annotation>           <xs:appinfo>indicates the emitter system for which the angle deception values are applicable.</xs:appinfo>         </xs:annotation>       </xs:attribute>       <xs:attribute name="beamNumber" type="xs:unsignedByte">         <xs:annotation>           <xs:appinfo>indicates the jamming beam for which the angle deception values are applicable.</xs:appinfo>         </xs:annotation>       </xs:attribute>       <xs:attribute name="stateIndicator" type="xs:string">         <xs:annotation>           <xs:appinfo>This field shall be used to indicate if angle deception data have changed since issuance                      of the last Angle Deception attribute record for this beam, if the Angle Deception                      attribute record is part of a heartbeat update to meet periodic update requirements                      or if the angle deception data for the beam has ceased. (SISO enumeration EEAttributeStateIndicator                      uid 300)                   </xs:appinfo>         </xs:annotation>       </xs:attribute>       <xs:attribute name="padding2" type="xs:unsignedByte">         <xs:annotation>           <xs:appinfo>padding</xs:appinfo>         </xs:annotation>       </xs:attribute>       <xs:attribute name="azimuthOffset" type="xs:float">         <xs:annotation>           <xs:appinfo>This field indicates the relative azimuth angle at which the deceptive radar returns                      are centered. This angle is measured in the X-Y plane of the victim radar's entity                      coordinate system (see 1.4.3). This angle is measured in radians from the victim radar                      entity's azimuth for the true jam- mer position to the center of the range of azimuths                      in which deceptive radar returns are perceived as shown in Figure 43. Positive and                      negative values indicate that the perceived positions of the jammer are right and                      left of the true position of the jammer, respectively. The range of permissible values                      is -PI to PI                   </xs:appinfo>         </xs:annotation>       </xs:attribute>       <xs:attribute name="azimuthWidth" type="xs:float">         <xs:annotation>           <xs:appinfo>indicates the range of azimuths (in radians) through which the deceptive radar returns                      are perceived, centered on the azimuth offset as shown in Figure 43. The range of                      permissible values is 0 to 2PI radians                   </xs:appinfo>         </xs:annotation>       </xs:attribute>       <xs:attribute name="azimuthPullRate" type="xs:float">         <xs:annotation>           <xs:appinfo>This field indicates the rate (in radians per second) at which the Azimuth Offset                      value is changing. Positive and negative values indicate that the Azimuth Offset is                      moving to the right or left, respectively.                   </xs:appinfo>         </xs:annotation>       </xs:attribute>       <xs:attribute name="azimuthPullAcceleration" type="xs:float">         <xs:annotation>           <xs:appinfo>This field indicates the rate (in radians per second squared) at which the Azimuth                      Pull Rate value is changing. Azimuth Pull Acceleration is defined as positive to the                      right and negative to the left.                   </xs:appinfo>         </xs:annotation>       </xs:attribute>       <xs:attribute name="elevationOffset" type="xs:float">         <xs:annotation>           <xs:appinfo>This field indicates the relative elevation angle at which the deceptive radar returns                      begin. This angle is measured as an angle with respect to the X-Y plane of the victim                      radar's entity coordinate system (see 1.4.3). This angle is measured in radians from                      the victim radar entity's eleva- tion for the true jammer position to the center of                      the range of elevations in which deceptive radar returns are perceived as shown in                      Figure 44. Positive and negative values indicate that the perceived positions of the                      jammer are above and below the true position of the jammer, respectively. The range                      of permissible values is -PI/2 to PI/2                   </xs:appinfo>         </xs:annotation>       </xs:attribute>       <xs:attribute name="elevationWidth" type="xs:float">         <xs:annotation>           <xs:appinfo>This field indicates the range of elevations (in radians) through which the decep-                      tive radar returns are perceived, centered on the elevation offset as shown in Figure                      44. The range of permissible values is 0 to PI radians                   </xs:appinfo>         </xs:annotation>       </xs:attribute>       <xs:attribute name="elevationPullRate" type="xs:float">         <xs:annotation>           <xs:appinfo>This field indicates the rate (in radians per second) at which the Elevation Off-                      set value is changing. Positive and negative values indicate that the Elevation Offset                      is moving up or down, respectively.                   </xs:appinfo>         </xs:annotation>       </xs:attribute>       <xs:attribute name="elevationPullAcceleration" type="xs:float">         <xs:annotation>           <xs:appinfo>This field indicates the rate (in radians per second squared) at which the Elevation                      Pull Rate value is changing. Elevation Pull Acceleration is defined as positive to                      upward and negative downward.                   </xs:appinfo>         </xs:annotation>       </xs:attribute>       <xs:attribute name="padding3" type="xs:unsignedLong"/>     </xs:extension>   </xs:complexContent>   <!--abstract='false' base='rootType'--> </xs:complexType>

attribute AngleDeceptionType/@recordType

type	xs:unsignedLong
annotation	appinfo record type
source	<xs:attribute name="recordType" type="xs:unsignedLong">   <xs:annotation>     <xs:appinfo>record type</xs:appinfo>   </xs:annotation> </xs:attribute>

attribute AngleDeceptionType/@recordLength

type	xs:unsignedShort
annotation	appinfo The length of the record in octets.
source	<xs:attribute name="recordLength" type="xs:unsignedShort">   <xs:annotation>     <xs:appinfo>The length of the record in octets.</xs:appinfo>   </xs:annotation> </xs:attribute>

attribute AngleDeceptionType/@padding

type	xs:unsignedShort
annotation	appinfo zero-filled array of padding bits for byte alignment and consistent sizing of PDU                      data
source	<xs:attribute name="padding" type="xs:unsignedShort">   <xs:annotation>     <xs:appinfo>zero-filled array of padding bits for byte alignment and consistent sizing of PDU                      data                   </xs:appinfo>   </xs:annotation> </xs:attribute>

attribute AngleDeceptionType/@emitterNumber

type	xs:unsignedByte
annotation	appinfo indicates the emitter system for which the angle deception values are applicable.
source	<xs:attribute name="emitterNumber" type="xs:unsignedByte">   <xs:annotation>     <xs:appinfo>indicates the emitter system for which the angle deception values are applicable.</xs:appinfo>   </xs:annotation> </xs:attribute>

attribute AngleDeceptionType/@beamNumber

type	xs:unsignedByte
annotation	appinfo indicates the jamming beam for which the angle deception values are applicable.
source	<xs:attribute name="beamNumber" type="xs:unsignedByte">   <xs:annotation>     <xs:appinfo>indicates the jamming beam for which the angle deception values are applicable.</xs:appinfo>   </xs:annotation> </xs:attribute>

attribute AngleDeceptionType/@stateIndicator

type	xs:string
annotation	appinfo This field shall be used to indicate if angle deception data have changed since issuance                      of the last Angle Deception attribute record for this beam, if the Angle Deception                      attribute record is part of a heartbeat update to meet periodic update requirements                      or if the angle deception data for the beam has ceased. (SISO enumeration EEAttributeStateIndicator                      uid 300)
source	<xs:attribute name="stateIndicator" type="xs:string">   <xs:annotation>     <xs:appinfo>This field shall be used to indicate if angle deception data have changed since issuance                      of the last Angle Deception attribute record for this beam, if the Angle Deception                      attribute record is part of a heartbeat update to meet periodic update requirements                      or if the angle deception data for the beam has ceased. (SISO enumeration EEAttributeStateIndicator                      uid 300)                   </xs:appinfo>   </xs:annotation> </xs:attribute>

attribute AngleDeceptionType/@padding2

type	xs:unsignedByte
annotation	appinfo padding
source	<xs:attribute name="padding2" type="xs:unsignedByte">   <xs:annotation>     <xs:appinfo>padding</xs:appinfo>   </xs:annotation> </xs:attribute>

attribute AngleDeceptionType/@azimuthOffset

type	xs:float
annotation	appinfo This field indicates the relative azimuth angle at which the deceptive radar returns                      are centered. This angle is measured in the X-Y plane of the victim radar's entity                      coordinate system (see 1.4.3). This angle is measured in radians from the victim radar                      entity's azimuth for the true jam- mer position to the center of the range of azimuths                      in which deceptive radar returns are perceived as shown in Figure 43. Positive and                      negative values indicate that the perceived positions of the jammer are right and                      left of the true position of the jammer, respectively. The range of permissible values                      is -PI to PI
source	<xs:attribute name="azimuthOffset" type="xs:float">   <xs:annotation>     <xs:appinfo>This field indicates the relative azimuth angle at which the deceptive radar returns                      are centered. This angle is measured in the X-Y plane of the victim radar's entity                      coordinate system (see 1.4.3). This angle is measured in radians from the victim radar                      entity's azimuth for the true jam- mer position to the center of the range of azimuths                      in which deceptive radar returns are perceived as shown in Figure 43. Positive and                      negative values indicate that the perceived positions of the jammer are right and                      left of the true position of the jammer, respectively. The range of permissible values                      is -PI to PI                   </xs:appinfo>   </xs:annotation> </xs:attribute>

attribute AngleDeceptionType/@azimuthWidth

type	xs:float
annotation	appinfo indicates the range of azimuths (in radians) through which the deceptive radar returns                      are perceived, centered on the azimuth offset as shown in Figure 43. The range of                      permissible values is 0 to 2PI radians
source	<xs:attribute name="azimuthWidth" type="xs:float">   <xs:annotation>     <xs:appinfo>indicates the range of azimuths (in radians) through which the deceptive radar returns                      are perceived, centered on the azimuth offset as shown in Figure 43. The range of                      permissible values is 0 to 2PI radians                   </xs:appinfo>   </xs:annotation> </xs:attribute>

attribute AngleDeceptionType/@azimuthPullRate

type	xs:float
annotation	appinfo This field indicates the rate (in radians per second) at which the Azimuth Offset                      value is changing. Positive and negative values indicate that the Azimuth Offset is                      moving to the right or left, respectively.
source	<xs:attribute name="azimuthPullRate" type="xs:float">   <xs:annotation>     <xs:appinfo>This field indicates the rate (in radians per second) at which the Azimuth Offset                      value is changing. Positive and negative values indicate that the Azimuth Offset is                      moving to the right or left, respectively.                   </xs:appinfo>   </xs:annotation> </xs:attribute>

attribute AngleDeceptionType/@azimuthPullAcceleration

type	xs:float
annotation	appinfo This field indicates the rate (in radians per second squared) at which the Azimuth                      Pull Rate value is changing. Azimuth Pull Acceleration is defined as positive to the                      right and negative to the left.
source	<xs:attribute name="azimuthPullAcceleration" type="xs:float">   <xs:annotation>     <xs:appinfo>This field indicates the rate (in radians per second squared) at which the Azimuth                      Pull Rate value is changing. Azimuth Pull Acceleration is defined as positive to the                      right and negative to the left.                   </xs:appinfo>   </xs:annotation> </xs:attribute>

attribute AngleDeceptionType/@elevationOffset

type	xs:float
annotation	appinfo This field indicates the relative elevation angle at which the deceptive radar returns                      begin. This angle is measured as an angle with respect to the X-Y plane of the victim                      radar's entity coordinate system (see 1.4.3). This angle is measured in radians from                      the victim radar entity's eleva- tion for the true jammer position to the center of                      the range of elevations in which deceptive radar returns are perceived as shown in                      Figure 44. Positive and negative values indicate that the perceived positions of the                      jammer are above and below the true position of the jammer, respectively. The range                      of permissible values is -PI/2 to PI/2
source	<xs:attribute name="elevationOffset" type="xs:float">   <xs:annotation>     <xs:appinfo>This field indicates the relative elevation angle at which the deceptive radar returns                      begin. This angle is measured as an angle with respect to the X-Y plane of the victim                      radar's entity coordinate system (see 1.4.3). This angle is measured in radians from                      the victim radar entity's eleva- tion for the true jammer position to the center of                      the range of elevations in which deceptive radar returns are perceived as shown in                      Figure 44. Positive and negative values indicate that the perceived positions of the                      jammer are above and below the true position of the jammer, respectively. The range                      of permissible values is -PI/2 to PI/2                   </xs:appinfo>   </xs:annotation> </xs:attribute>

attribute AngleDeceptionType/@elevationWidth

type	xs:float
annotation	appinfo This field indicates the range of elevations (in radians) through which the decep-                      tive radar returns are perceived, centered on the elevation offset as shown in Figure                      44. The range of permissible values is 0 to PI radians
source	<xs:attribute name="elevationWidth" type="xs:float">   <xs:annotation>     <xs:appinfo>This field indicates the range of elevations (in radians) through which the decep-                      tive radar returns are perceived, centered on the elevation offset as shown in Figure                      44. The range of permissible values is 0 to PI radians                   </xs:appinfo>   </xs:annotation> </xs:attribute>

attribute AngleDeceptionType/@elevationPullRate

type	xs:float
annotation	appinfo This field indicates the rate (in radians per second) at which the Elevation Off-                      set value is changing. Positive and negative values indicate that the Elevation Offset                      is moving up or down, respectively.
source	<xs:attribute name="elevationPullRate" type="xs:float">   <xs:annotation>     <xs:appinfo>This field indicates the rate (in radians per second) at which the Elevation Off-                      set value is changing. Positive and negative values indicate that the Elevation Offset                      is moving up or down, respectively.                   </xs:appinfo>   </xs:annotation> </xs:attribute>

attribute AngleDeceptionType/@elevationPullAcceleration

type	xs:float
annotation	appinfo This field indicates the rate (in radians per second squared) at which the Elevation                      Pull Rate value is changing. Elevation Pull Acceleration is defined as positive to                      upward and negative downward.
source	<xs:attribute name="elevationPullAcceleration" type="xs:float">   <xs:annotation>     <xs:appinfo>This field indicates the rate (in radians per second squared) at which the Elevation                      Pull Rate value is changing. Elevation Pull Acceleration is defined as positive to                      upward and negative downward.                   </xs:appinfo>   </xs:annotation> </xs:attribute>

attribute AngleDeceptionType/@padding3

type	xs:unsignedLong
source	<xs:attribute name="padding3" type="xs:unsignedLong"/>

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