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\documentclass[
	tikz,
	border=3pt,
]{standalone}


\usepackage{cbc_frames_tikz}


\begin{document}

% -- Let's create the exact same picture in different ways


% -- V1: Using sub-families
\begin{tikzpicture}
	\drawframes[%
		binary={
			eccentricity=0.5,
		},
        distance={
            value=4,
            show=false,
        },
		angles={
            inclination=16,
            polarization=60,
            polarization={value=60, show=false},
            longascnodes=16,
            phiref=20,
            ra=-110,
            dec=16,
		},
		earth={
            radius=1.4,
        },
		% -- In case you want to show a specific azimuthal angle, enable the following:
		signalframe={azimuthalangle=true},
		% -- To adjust labels, use the following
		labels={
			omega={$\Omega = \pi/2 + longAscNodes$},  % Unfortunately, \mathrm{longAscNodes} throws error
		},
	];

	\node[text width=12cm, align=center] at (-4,-2) {Comparison Of All Frames: Celestial Frame $(x'')^\mu$, Signal Frame $(x')^\mu$, Source Frame $x^\mu$.};
\end{tikzpicture}


% -- V2: Accessing sub-family keys directly, using the pgfkeys logic that allows passing to a sub-family by passing "/subfamily/key=value"
\begin{tikzpicture}
	\drawframes[%
        distance/value=4,
        distance/show=false,
        binary/eccentricity=0.5,
        angles/inclination=16,  % Equivalent: inclination/value=16
        angles/polarization=60,  % Equivalent: polarization/value=60
        angles/longascnodes=16,  % Equivalent: longascnodes/value=16
        phiref/value=20,  % Equivalent: angles/phiref=20
        ra/value=-110,  % Equivalent: angles/ra=-110
        dec/value=16,  % Equivalent: angles/dec=16
        polarization/show=false,  % angles/polarization/show=false does not work
		earth=1.4,
		% -- In case you want to show a specific azimuthal angle, enable the following:
		signalframe/azimuthalangle=true,
		% -- To adjust labels, use the following
        labels/omega={$\Omega = \pi/2 + longAscNodes$},  % Unfortunately, \mathrm{longAscNodes} throws error. Equivalent: longascnodes/omegalabel={$\Omega = \pi/2 + longAscNodes$}
	];

	\node[text width=12cm, align=center] at (-4,-2) {Comparison Of All Frames: Celestial Frame $(x'')^\mu$, Signal Frame $(x')^\mu$, Source Frame $x^\mu$.};
\end{tikzpicture}


% -- V3: Passing keys directly, when possible (using V1 elsewhere)
\begin{tikzpicture}
	\drawframes[%
        distance=4,
        distance/show=false,
        eccentricity=0.5,
        inclination=16,
        polarization=60,
        polarization/show=false,
        longascnodes=16,
        phiref=20,
        ra=-110,
        dec=16,
		earth=1.4,
		% -- In case you want to show a specific azimuthal angle, enable the following:
		azimuthalangle=true,
		% -- To adjust labels, use the following
        longascnodes/omegalabel={$\Omega = \pi/2 + longAscNodes$},  % Unfortunately, \mathrm{longAscNodes} throws error
	];

	\node[text width=12cm, align=center] at (-4,-2) {Comparison Of All Frames: Celestial Frame $(x'')^\mu$, Signal Frame $(x')^\mu$, Source Frame $x^\mu$.};
\end{tikzpicture}
\end{document}