Disclosed in the present invention are a
millimeter wave frequency source array based on cascaded
phase control, and a
wireless energy transmission device. The
millimeter wave frequency source array comprises a
local oscillator source and a plurality of identical cascaded
phase control units, wherein each
phase control unit comprises at least four interaction interfaces, which comprise a fundamental wave input interface, a fundamental wave output interface, a
millimeter wave output interface and a control interface; the
local oscillator source is connected to the fundamental wave input interface of a first-level phase
control unit, and the fundamental wave output interface of a previous-level phase
control unit is connected to the fundamental wave input interface of a next-level phase
control unit; the
local oscillator source is used for generating a preset fundamental wave
signal; and each phase control unit is used for generating, on the basis of a drive
signal that is input from the fundamental wave input interface and a
control signal that is input from the control interface, a preset phase-shift millimeter wave
signal that is output from the millimeter wave output interface and a preset phase-shift fundamental wave signal that is output from the fundamental wave output interface. The embodiments of the present invention can reduce
power consumption and costs, facilitate expansion, and may be widely applied in the field of
wireless energy transmission by
electronic systems and the technical field of radars.