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The application discloses a kind of based on low-loss anti-resonance hollow waveguide broadband high-efficiency leaky-wave antenna design method and structure, its technical scheme includes: first based on anti-resonance principle design single dielectric wall hollow waveguide;Further introduce second dielectric wall optimization form double dielectric wall anti-resonance hollow waveguide, significantly enhance the transverse restraint to electromagnetic energy in air cavity by cascading reflection effect, realize super low loss transmission;Finally, etching periodic radiation slot in the upper layer metal plate of double dielectric wall hollow waveguide, construct leaky-wave antenna with frequency scanning function.The application uses air as main transmission medium, fundamentally reduces dielectric loss, so that the antenna has ultra-low transmission loss and ultra-high radiation efficiency in wide frequency band, while the structure is simple, process compatibility is strong, only through standard PCB process can be realized, can be widely used in 5G / 6G communication, millimeter wave radar, terahertz imaging and other high-performance wireless systems.

This invention discloses a uniformly distributed radiation energy structure for a millimeter-wave antenna, comprising a transmitting array antenna and / or a receiving array antenna composed of at least one comb-shaped antenna assembly; the comb-shaped antenna assembly includes an elongated antenna body and a microstrip line radiating assembly, one end of the antenna body being connectable to a millimeter-wave circuit capable of generating millimeter waves, and the microstrip line radiating assembly comprising multiple intermediate microstrip line radiating elements spaced apart in the middle section of the antenna body, and an end microstrip line radiating element located at the tail end of the antenna body, wherein the area of ​​the intermediate microstrip line radiating elements gradually increases from one end close to the millimeter-wave circuit toward the other end, so that the distribution of the radiated energy of each intermediate microstrip line radiating element approaches an average.