Receiver.Attach(Sensor) Method

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Description

Attach a Sensor object to the calling hardware object for the purposes of simulating tracking data or performing Orbit Determination. The Sensor's X, Y, and Z position properties will be used to model an offset from the origin of the Spacecraft BCS when modeling measurements.

 

Timing Precision Mode

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Method Signature

Receiver.Attach(

Sensor trackingSensor)

 

 

Arguments

trackingSensor


Description:

The Sensor object to associate with the calling hardware object. The Sensor's X, Y, and Z position properties will be used to model an offset from the origin of the Spacecraft BCS when modeling measurements.

 

 

 

Return Value

Type:

number

 

 

The total number of Sensors attached to the given hardware object. The index for the Sensor will be the return value minus one.

 

Syntax

myVariable1 = myReceiver1.Attach(mySensor1);

 

 

See also

Receiver Object

Orbit Determination Guide