Abstract:A new K-band phased array dual-beam receiving component was designed based on the RF multi-layer hybrid board. The one-point sixty-four Wilkinson power combining network was innovatively optimized and designed under the three-dimensional structure through the capacitor loading technology. On this basis, the delay compensation technology was used to accurately control the phase consistency between the component channels, and the isolation metal columns were set at the dense layout of the device to eliminate the resonance interference of the cavity, realizing the high-frequency and high-density reliability design of the component. The array size was reduced while having good performance indicators, which can well adapt to the application needs of the airborne working environment under the high frequency band. In the design frequency band of 19.6-21.2 GHz, the input port return loss value of the one-point-sixty-four power combining network is greater than 18 dB, and the insertion loss value between the output port and the input port is less than 19.8 dB, with good isolation and phase consistency; the vertical interconnection structure in the phased array component was simulated and analyzed, and the structure of the transmission discontinuity structure was optimized to achieve low-loss transmission. After testing, it was found that within the 19.6-21.2 GHz frequency band, the standing wave ratio of the dual-beam receiving component was less than 1.5, the single-channel gain value of the component was greater than 22 dB, and the phase difference between different channels was less than 20°.