Author Affiliations
1Engineering Research Center for Metallurgical Automation and Measurement Technology of Ministry of Education, Wuhan University of Science and Technology, Wuhan 430081, Hubei, China2State Key Laboratory of Refractories and Metallurgy, Wuhan University of Science and Technology, Wuhan 430081, Hubei, Chinashow less
Fig. 1. Boundary condition setting for CST
Fig. 2. Structural diagram and equivalent circuit diagram of metamaterial absorber. (a) Structural diagram; (b) equivalent circuit diagram
Fig. 3. Structural diagrams of three different FSSs
Fig. 4. Reflection coefficients of FSSs with three different structures
Fig. 5. Reflectivity curves of metamaterial absorber under with different parameters. (a) h; (b) R
Fig. 6. Reflectivity of designed absorber for different oblique incidence angles in TE and TM polarization modes
Fig. 7. Equivalent medium model
Fig. 8. Equivalent electromagnetic parameters. (a) Equivalent permittivity; (b) equivalent permeability; (c) equivalent impedance
Fig. 9. Current distribution of absorber at resonant frequency. (a) Surface current of FSS; (b) surface current of dielectric backplane; (c) surface current flow during magnetic resonance
Fig. 10. Electromagnetic loss at 12.7 GHz absorption peak. (a) TE mode of square ring crossed element; (b) TM mode of square ring crossed element; (c) TE mode of T-shaped square ring crossed element; (d) TM mode of T-shaped square ring crossed element; (e) TE mode of notched T-shaped square ring crossed element; (f) TM mode of notched T-shaped square ring crossed element
Fig. 11. Actual picture and measured and simulated results of designed absorber. (a) Actual picture; (b) measured and simulated results
Ref. | -10 dB bandwidth | Thickness /mm | Relative bandwidth /% | FOM | FSS |
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[21][22][23][24]Our work | 6.1-17.810.6-17.58.6-17.721.0-38.011.0-18.0 | 6.02.03.01.21.6 | 97.949.169.257.662.6 | 7.996.808.056.869.39 | |
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Table 1. Performance comparison of designed absorber in this paper with those reported in other literatures