OpenTAP 9.27
API Reference
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OpenTap.RfConnection.CableLossPoint Class Reference

Represents a point in a frequency/loss table. More...

Inheritance diagram for OpenTap.RfConnection.CableLossPoint:
OpenTap.ValidatingObject OpenTap.IValidatingObject

Public Member Functions

override string ToString ()
 Prints the loss point, e.g "10dB @ 100kHz". More...
 
- Public Member Functions inherited from OpenTap.ValidatingObject
void OnPropertyChanged (string propertyName)
 Triggers the PropertyChanged event. More...
 

Protected Member Functions

override string GetError (string propertyName=null)
 Returns an error if the frequency is less 0.
 
- Protected Member Functions inherited from OpenTap.ValidatingObject
void ThrowOnValidationError (bool ignoreDisabledProperties)
 Checks all validation rules on this object (Rules) and throws an AggregateException on errors. More...
 

Properties

double Frequency [getset]
 The frequency at which the loss is applied.
 
double Loss [getset]
 The cable loss in dB.
 
- Properties inherited from OpenTap.ValidatingObject
ValidationRuleCollection Rules [get]
 All the validation rules. Add new rules to this in order to get runtime value validation.
 
string Error [get]
 Gets the error messages for each invalid rule and joins them with a newline.
 
- Properties inherited from OpenTap.IValidatingObject
ValidationRuleCollection Rules [get]
 A collection of all the currently defined validation rules. Add new rules here in order to get runtime value validation.
 

Additional Inherited Members

- Events inherited from OpenTap.ValidatingObject
PropertyChangedEventHandler PropertyChanged
 Standard PropertyChanged event object.
 

Detailed Description

Represents a point in a frequency/loss table.

Member Function Documentation

◆ ToString()

override string OpenTap.RfConnection.CableLossPoint.ToString ( )
inline

Prints the loss point, e.g "10dB @ 100kHz".

Returns

OpenTAP 9.27 API built Wed Nov 27 2024 13:14:46