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A thin multi-order Helmholtz metamaterial with perfect broadband acoustic absorption

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We propose a multi-order Helmholtz metamaterial with deep-subwavelength thickness in which perfect continuous acoustic absorption is achieved within 400 Hz ~ 2800 Hz. The metamaterial is composed of multiple detuned… Click to show full abstract

We propose a multi-order Helmholtz metamaterial with deep-subwavelength thickness in which perfect continuous acoustic absorption is achieved within 400 Hz ~ 2800 Hz. The metamaterial is composed of multiple detuned cells, each of which is constructed by several perforated plates inserting into the cavity of a Helmholtz resonator (HR) and hence gains multiple individually-tuned high-order peaks besides the original HR peak. By precisely designing each peak of the cells, the extra-broadband perfect absorption can be obtained. This kind of metamaterials could possess broad applications in noise control engineering owing to the extraordinary absorption performance and high flexural stiffness.

Keywords: order helmholtz; order; multi order; helmholtz metamaterial; absorption

Journal Title: Applied Physics Express
Year Published: 2019

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