The mm-wave planar Fresnel Zone Plate (FZP) lens and antenna has the advantage of being a flat construction that is cheap, light, and easy to manufacture and have a low losses power in material. To increase the focusing efficiency, resolving and scanning properties of a flat mm-wave FZP lenses and antennas, to use an antenna surfaces as a radome and to create different shaped radiation patterns the construction of three-dimensional plate: ogival, spherical, parabolic, conical, etc., for the first time were development and investigated both theoretical and experimentally in mm-waves since 1981.