The invention discloses a patch mutual-
coupling-removing antenna based on a full-wave-band
resonator. The patch mutual-
coupling-removing antenna comprises two upper-layer
metal patches, a middle-layer
metal patch, two
layers of
dielectric substrates, a bottom-layer
metal grounding surface and two metal probes. The two upper-layer metal patches are of rectangular structures with the same size and are arranged on the upper surface of the upper-layer
dielectric substrate side by side left and right; the middle-layer metal patch is positioned between the two
layers of
dielectric substrates; the bottom-layer metal
ground plane is located on the lower surface of the lower-layer
dielectric substrate, and the two metal probes are connected with the middle-layer metal patch; wherein the middle-layer metal patch forms a strip-shaped
resonator. A constant-amplitude and anti-phase
electric field exists between the upper-layer metal patch and the middle-layer band-shaped
resonator, and the position of a feed port is regulated and controlled to enable the feed port to fall at a
weak field region, so that port decoupling can be realized. And meanwhile, the band-shaped resonator only prolongs the propagation path in the vertical direction, so that the beam width of the antenna can be expanded without adding an additional parasitic unit, and the directional diagram of the antenna is not influenced.