A 77 GHz Millimeter-wave Radar Antenna with a Reflector Structure

In this paper, a 77 GHz microstrip patch millimeter wave radar antenna is proposed for the problems of narrow bandwidth and low gain of a microstrip patch antenna, which can be applied to the anti-unmanned aerial vehicle(UAV) system to detect unmanned aircraft. This millimeter wave radar antenna mainly includes a radiating body structure, an air layer, and a reflector structure. The radiating element consists of eight 1*8 string-fed array antennas and dielectric substrates, and the string-fed line array is designed based on the Chebyshev array synthesis method. Based on the 8*8 array antenna, the antenna's gain is improved based on the reflector structure. After simulation, it is shown that the antenna gain at 77Ghz is 10.58dB the -10dB impedance bandwidth is 6.6GHz without increasing the reflector structure, and the -10dB impedance bandwidth of the antenna with increasing the reflector structure is 4.5GHz. The gain of the antenna at 77GHz is 13.27dB, which is an increase of 2.67dB year-on-year, with a certain degree of directionality and sufficient bandwidth.

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2024-10-23
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https://doi.org/10.1109/isape62431.2024.10840753
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Microwave Engineering and Waveguides
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A 77 GHz Millimeter-wave Radar Antenna with a Reflector Structure

Shuliang Li, Kuangang Fan, Xiao Wei-bing, Jiong Zhu
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A 77 GHz Millimeter-wave Radar Antenna with a Reflector Structure

Shuliang Li, Kuangang Fan, Xiao Wei-bing, Jiong Zhu
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Abstract

In this paper, a 77 GHz microstrip patch millimeter wave radar antenna is proposed for the problems of narrow bandwidth and low gain of a microstrip patch antenna, which can be applied to the anti-unmanned aerial vehicle(UAV) system to detect unmanned aircraft. This millimeter wave radar antenna mainly includes a radiating body structure, an air layer, and a reflector structure. The radiating element consists of eight 1*8 string-fed array antennas and dielectric substrates, and the string-fed line array is designed based on the Chebyshev array synthesis method. Based on the 8*8 array antenna, the antenna's gain is improved based on the reflector structure. After simulation, it is shown that the antenna gain at 77Ghz is 10.58dB the -10dB impedance bandwidth is 6.6GHz without increasing the reflector structure, and the -10dB impedance bandwidth of the antenna with increasing the reflector structure is 4.5GHz. The gain of the antenna at 77GHz is 13.27dB, which is an increase of 2.67dB year-on-year, with a certain degree of directionality and sufficient bandwidth.

Jiangxi University of Science and Technology (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China
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