This invention discloses a structure and method for achieving wide-bandwidth beam characteristics based on an open-circuit
resonator, solving the problems of wide-bandwidth angular domain, compact structure, and low cost compatibility in
radar detection. The
parasitic structure proposed in this invention is an open-circuit
resonator array, composed of stacked subarrays of different frequency bands that are interconnected and cover the antenna's
frequency band. The method includes designing the
parasitic structure; stacking and assembling the arrays according to the number and frequency bands of the antenna
stator arrays; combining the
parasitic structure with the antenna; and achieving wide-bandwidth beam characteristics. This invention utilizes the omnidirectional
radiation characteristics of the open-circuit
resonator to form an array, extending the antenna's
beamwidth over a wide range. The open-circuit resonator unit is relatively small, and this invention achieves beam extension functionality within a compact space, exhibiting
miniaturization characteristics, and can be applied to small computers and UAVs. This invention prints the open-circuit resonator on the surface of a
dielectric substrate, allowing for
integrated design with the antenna, significantly reducing design, manufacturing, and installation costs.