Abstract:To address nulling failure in high-dynamic environments and the trade-off between sidelobe control and mainlobe performance in existing robust beamformers, this paper proposes a robust wide-null adaptive beamforming algorithm based on Complex-coefficient Orthogonal Weight-vector Decomposition. Based on an INR-aware dynamic response mask, the proposed method utilizes orthogonal projection to iteratively decompose and reconstruct the weight vector, satisfying wide-null constraints while maximizing the preservation of mainlobe performance. Simulation results on a planar array demonstrate that the algorithm achieves global low sidelobes. In the presence of interference drift and pointing errors, it maintains the optimal output SINR and a smooth symmetric mainlobe profile compared to conventional algorithms such as Covariance Matrix Tapering. This technology effectively integrates robustness, wide-nulling, and low-sidelobe characteristics, providing a sophisticated anti-interference solution for complex electromagnetic environments.