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Broadband graphene-based metamaterial absorbers

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In this paper, a new type of broadband tunable metamaterial absorber is proposed. The structure consists of a single-layer ring graphene and a metal ground plane separated by a dielectric… Click to show full abstract

In this paper, a new type of broadband tunable metamaterial absorber is proposed. The structure consists of a single-layer ring graphene and a metal ground plane separated by a dielectric spacer. The graphene rings are connected each other to be easily tuned by the voltage. In addition, this absorber is polarization-independent at normal incidence due to the symmetric pattern of the unit cell. Results reveal the bandwidth of 90% absorption reaches to 2.25 THz for a single-ring structure. The bandwidth of 90% absorption increases to 3.2 THz by combining two similar rings with different sizes in one unit cell. The physical mechanism of the single-ring and dual-ring absorbers are given based on the impedance matching theory.

Keywords: metamaterial absorbers; based metamaterial; graphene based; broadband graphene

Journal Title: AIP Advances
Year Published: 2018

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