Abstract:To address the performance limitation of element-level analog weighting-based beamforming imposed by the adjustable attenuation range constraints of transceiver(TR) components, a second-order cone programming (SOCP) beamforming optimization method with dynamic constraints on weight coefficient amplitudes was proposed. Building upon a unified narrowband beamforming optimization framework,the proposed method incorporated dynamic constraints on weight coefficient amplitudes to optimize the antenna array element weights. Simulation results demonstrate that under various optimization criteria, including minimum mainlobe response error and optimal robustness, the proposed method effectively generates beamforming weight coefficients that comply with the adjustable attenuation ranges of TR components, demonstrating significant practical engineering value.