📄 xdc_lines.m
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% Procedure for creating an aperture bounded by a set of lines%% Calling: Th = xdc_lines (lines, center, focus); %% Parameters: %% lines - Information about the lines. One row% for each line. The contents is:%% Index Variable Value% ------------------------------------------------------------------------------% 1 no_phys The number for the physical element starting from one% 2 no_mat The number for the mathematical element starting from one% 3 slope Slope of line (NaN is infinity slope)% 4 infinity True if slope is infinity% 5 intersect Intersection with y-axis (slope<>NaN)% or x-axis if slope is infinity% 6 above Whether the active aperture is above or to% the left (for infinite slope) of the line%% center - The center of the physical elements. One line for% each physical element starting from 1.%% focus - The fixed focus for this aperture.%% All dimensions are in meters.%% Notice that this procedure will only work for flat element positioned% in the x-y plane.%% Return: A handle Th as a pointer to this transducer aperture.%% Version 1.0, August 1, 1997 by Joergen Arendt Jensenfunction Th = xdc_lines (lines, center, focus)% Check that all parameters are valid [n,m] = size(lines); if (m~=6) error ('Field error: Not sufficient coordinates for lines') end [n,m] = size(center); if (m~=3) error ('Field error: Not correct size for center points') end [n,m] = size(focus); if (n~=1) | (m~=3) error ('Field error: Not correct size for focus point') end% Call the C-part of the program to create aperture Th = Mat_field (1022, lines, center, focus);
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