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WSF_SLC_DEGRADE_EFFECT
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.. model:: effect WSF_SLC_DEGRADE_EFFECT

    .. parsed-literal::

       effect <effect-name> **wsf_slc_degrade_effect**
          ... :ref:`base effect commands <electronic_warfare_effect.Commands>` ...
          ... :ref:`wsf_radius_effect commands <wsf_radius_effect.commands>` ...
          ... :ref:`wsf_repeater_effect commands <wsf_repeater_effect.commands>` ...
          ... :ref:`wsf_power_effect commands <wsf_power_effect.commands>` ...
          ... :ref:`wsf_radius_effect commands <wsf_radius_effect.commands>` ...
          number_slc_channels_saturated_ *<integer-value>*
          signal_modulation_ *<modulation-type>*
          slc_degradation_factor_ *<db-ratio-value>*
          system_type_data_ *<system-type-name>* ... end_system_type_data
       end_effect

    this base effect type can be included in the :command:`electronic_attack` technique block as one
    of the many available effects for a given technique. the commands listed below are the base-type commands that can be
    specified in the effect block for this effect type.

.. command:: number_slc_channels_saturated  <integer-value> 
   
   specifies the number of sidelobe canceler (slc) channels this technique will saturate (occupy).
   
   default:  1

.. command:: signal_modulation  <modulation-type> 
   
   specifies the signal modulation used by this technique.
   
   default:  none

.. command:: slc_degradation_factor  <db-ratio-value> 
   
   specifies the degradation factor to apply to the slc cancellation ratio defined by the :model:`WSF_SLC_EFFECT`.

.. command:: system_type_data <system-type-name> ... end_system_type_data 
   
   input block to provide the system type (e.g., sensor-type, jammer-type) specific data necessary to implement this
   technique for a given system type. Default data can be set up for system types not defined using the "default" string
   as the system type.
   
   .. parsed-literal::

      system_type_data_ *<system-type-name>*
         :model:`WSF_RADIUS_EFFECT` Commands
         :model:`WSF_REPEATER_EFFECT` Commands
         :model:`WSF_POWER_EFFECT` Commands
         :model:`WSF_RADIUS_EFFECT` Commands
         number_slc_channels_saturated_ *<integer-value>*
         signal_modulation_ *<modulation-type>*
         slc_degradation_factor_ *<db-ratio-value>*
      end_system_type_data
   
   *<system-type-name>* 
       A string input of the system-type the following data applies to, valid values are
       **[system-type-name | "default"]**. Default data is used for unspecified system-types and if not defined no effect will
       be applied for the given system-type.