Multiband polarization-insensitive cartwheel metamaterial absorber
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Abstract Metamaterials are specifically engineered to produce electromagnetic properties that are not available in natural materials. Multiband metamaterial (MM) absorbers achieve great research interest due to their applications in sensing, filtering, and stealth. These absorbers are mostly made of multilayered and complex geometrical structures. In this work, a single layered cartwheel shaped (CWS), polarization-insensitive MM absorber operating in the microwave band is proposed. It shows a good angular stability, and multiple absorption peaks are attained due to multiple electric and magnetic resonances. Moreover, absorption characteristics can be tuned by modifying the substrate thickness. The comparison of simulated results and measured results show good agreement with each other. This absorber would be useful for sensing and filtering applications in microwave devices.
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OpenAlex topics: Metamaterials and Metasurfaces Applications · Antenna Design and Analysis · Advanced Antenna and Metasurface Technologies
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