X-band broadband high-gain radar metasurface antenna and design method thereof

By introducing embedded parasitic stubs, central forked slots, and asymmetric chamfer structures into the X-band metasurface antenna, and combining it with the DeepONet operator learning design method, a broadband high-gain radar metasurface antenna was realized. This solved the problems of broadband, high gain, and high radiation efficiency in the existing technology, and improved design efficiency and accuracy.

CN122599700AActive Publication Date: 2026-08-18CHINA JILIANG UNIV
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Patent Information

Application Number
CN202611089647.5
Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Applications(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2026-07-22
Publication Date
2026-08-18
Estimated Expiration
2046-07-22

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Technical Problem

Existing X-band metasurface antennas struggle to simultaneously achieve wide bandwidth, high gain, and high radiation efficiency, and deep learning models suffer from insufficient fitting accuracy and robustness in multi-objective optimization during electromagnetic response prediction.

Method used

A composite configuration with embedded parasitic branches, central forked slits, and asymmetric chamfered structure is adopted. Combined with the DeepONet operator learning design method, the electromagnetic response curve is fitted through a shared branch network, and a differential evolution algorithm and hierarchical penalty mechanism are introduced for multi-constraint optimization.

Benefits of technology

It achieved a relative bandwidth of 34.84%, a peak gain of 10.43 dBi, and a center frequency efficiency of 89.5%, solving the bottleneck of difficulty in simultaneously increasing bandwidth and gain in traditional designs and shortening the design cycle to the minute level.

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Abstract

The application provides an X-band broadband high-gain radar metasurface antenna and a design method thereof. The metasurface antenna comprises, from top to bottom, a metasurface layer, an intermediate metal layer and a lower microstrip feed line layer. The metasurface layer comprises at least one metasurface unit. An asymmetric chamfer structure is designed on each metasurface unit. A center fork-shaped slot is arranged at the center of each metasurface unit, and four embedded parasitic branches are arranged at four side edges, respectively. Rectangular coupling slots corresponding to each metasurface unit are arranged on the intermediate metal layer. Feed lines corresponding to each metasurface unit are arranged on the lower microstrip feed line layer. The design method provided in the application can improve the design efficiency.
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