reference now should be made to the drawings , in which the same reference numerals are used throughout the different drawings to designate the same or similar components . fig2 is a schematic diagram of a division circuit 10 for dividing power between radiation elements 15 a - 15 i , arranged in a 3 × 3 array as shown in fig1 , according to the present invention . the division circuit 10 includes a single feeding unit 11 connected to a feeding connector , and a feeding line 12 connected from the feeding unit 11 to respective radiation element 15 a - 15 i arranged on an array substrate . the feeding line 12 is branched into a first branch line 13 and a second branch line 14 at the first stage of the feeding unit 11 . of the first and second branch lines 13 and 14 , the first branch line 13 is connected to a central radiation element 15 a , and the second branch line 14 is branched again and connected to peripheral radiation elements 15 b - 15 i . as a result , according to the present invention , the division of power is performed in such a manner that the power applied to the feeding unit 11 is divided into two parts at the first stage of division , one of the parts is supplied to the central radiation element 15 a , and the other part is divided again and supplied to the peripheral radiation elements 15 b - 15 i . for the shown 3 × 3 array , power is supplied in series to the central radiation element 15 a , and is supplied in parallel to the peripheral radiation elements 15 b - 15 i . meanwhile , in the case where two or more central radiation elements are used , as in a 4 × 4 array , power is supplied from the first branch line 13 in parallel . according to this power supply method , the power of the central radiation element 15 a is enhanced and the power of the peripheral radiation elements 15 b - 15 i is weakened . as a result , the f / b and f / s ratios of the antenna can be improved . fig3 is an example of a divider to which the above - described power division method is applied . a divider 20 includes a dielectric feeding substrate 21 on which a feeding unit 22 and a feeding line 24 are formed , and feed lines 23 which are secured onto the substrate 21 and supply power to respective radiation elements ( reference numerals 15 a - 15 i of fig1 ) constituting the array antenna . the feed lines 23 are inserted into and secured onto the ends of the feeding line 24 . the feed lines 23 can be inserted into and firmly secured onto the substrate 21 . the feeding line 24 is branched from the feeding unit 22 into two branch lines at the first stage of division , and the first branch line 25 of the two branch lines extends in series to the central end of the substrate 21 , and the second branch line 26 is branched again and connected in parallel to the peripheral ends of the substrate 21 . according to the above - described structure of the divider 20 , the power of the central end of the substrate 21 is enhanced and the power of the peripheral ends of the substrate 21 is weakened . in order to make the phases of respective radiation elements ( reference numerals 15 a - 15 i of fig1 ) uniform , the first branch line 25 is configured in a meandering form . in order to divide power between respective peripheral ends of the feeding substrate 21 , the second branch line 26 is designed to extend to respective peripheral ends via continuous secondary branch lines 27 , 28 and 29 in the present embodiment . however , the present invention is not limited to a specific design for the second branch line 26 , and various variations of the design can be made . in the drawing , the reference numeral ‘ s ’ designates a direct current ( dc ) short circuit that functions to protect the antenna from lightening or some other excessive load . meanwhile , power applied to the feeding unit 22 is divided into two parts at the first stage of the feeding line 24 . one of the two parts is supplied to the central radiation element 15 a via the central end of the substrate 21 and the feed line 23 , and the other is supplied to the peripheral radiation elements 15 b - 15 i via respective peripheral ends of the substrate 21 and the feed line 23 . according to this structure , the power of the central radiation element 15 a is enhanced and the power of the peripheral radiation elements 15 b - 15 i is weakened . accordingly , the f / b ratio and side lobe characteristic of the antenna can be improved . fig4 to 6 show an antenna device 30 to which the divider 20 is applied . the antenna device 30 includes an array substrate 31 , a divider 20 provided behind the substrate 31 , and a reflector 32 disposed behind the divider 20 and uniformly spaced apart from the divider 20 . in the drawing , reference numeral 33 designates a feed connector . the divider 20 includes a feeding substrate 21 on which a feeding line 24 is formed , and feed lines 23 which are secured on the feeding substrate 21 . in detail , the first ends of the feed lines 23 are vertically secured to respective ends of the feeding line 24 , and the feed lines 23 are ‘ l ’- shaped feed lines that are bent parallel to the array substrate 31 . the feed lines 23 do not come into direct contact with the array substrate 31 , and are coupled to respective radiation elements 15 a ˜ 15 i , disposed on the array substrate 11 , in an electro - magnetic ( em ) manner . as a result , the feed lines 23 form first radiation units in the antenna device 30 , and the radiation elements 15 a ˜ 15 i form second radiation units on the array substrate 31 . from fig5 and 6 , it can be seen that the array substrate 31 is not located above the center portion of the reflector 32 , but is offset from the reflector 32 . this results from the shape of the feed lines 23 . according to the actual measurement for the asymmetric shape of the ‘ l ’- shaped feed lines 23 , a phenomenon in which a side lobe beam pattern was generated in a specific 90 ° direction occurred . accordingly , the array substrate 31 is disposed to be offset to one side , as shown in the drawing , so that a side lobe phenomenon attributable to the asymmetry of the feed lines 23 can be eliminated . in this case , the extent of the offset of the array substrate 31 may be adjusted based on the results of actual measurement . the reflector 32 is one in number . the central portion of the reflector 32 is spaced apart backward from the feeding substrate 21 of the divider 20 by a distance ‘ d ’, and the skirt portion 32 a of the reflector 32 is outwardly inclined . in this structure , the reflector 32 functions to minimize the leakage of radiation power of the feel line 23 as a first radiation unit and to efficiently combine a side lobe with a main beam . from a structural aspect , the divider 20 is placed and secured over the central portion of the reflector 32 , and the array substrate 31 is secured over the feeding substrate 21 at a uniform interval using spacers 34 that extend between the feeding substrate 21 and the array substrate 31 . fig7 a , 7 b and 7 c are graphs showing the vertical pattern , horizontal pattern and standing wave ratio of an antenna device that is configured to have the following dimensions : an area of 410 mm × 420 mm and a width of 100 mm . as seen from the graphs , the antenna device exhibited superior characteristics , including an f / b ratio and an f / s ratio greater than 35 db , and could achieve a desirable standing wave ratio . the present invention provides the method and divider for dividing power , applied to the feeding unit , into two equal parts , supplying one of the two parts in series to the central radiation element , and supplying the other in parallel to the peripheral radiation elements . the present invention is advantageous in that it can be easily implemented , and the characteristics of an antenna can be improved by applying the present invention to the antenna device . although the preferred embodiments of the present invention have been disclosed for illustrative purposes , those skilled in the art will appreciate that various modifications , additions and substitutions are possible , without departing from the scope and spirit of the invention as disclosed in the accompanying claims .