Abstract
In this paper, a thin, broadband and low frequency with high absorption (more than 90% absorption) radar absorber (RA) consisting of magnetic-type material substrate and double period frequency selective surface (FSS) is demonstrated. The geometric parameters were investigated for its contribution towards absorption by the finite-difference time domain (FDTD) method. The effects of incidence angles of electromagnetic radiation were also discussed. The simulation indicates that the use of the double period FSS makes a remarkable increase of operational bandwidth and moves the resonant frequency to the lower frequency comparison with single magnetic radar absorption materials (SMRA). Due to the excellent symmetric nature of the proposed structure, the reflectivity is insensitive to incident angle from 0° to 30°. The reflectance of RA lower than -10 dB (over 90% absorption) is obtained in the whole frequency range of L-band which is 1.5 times wider than the bandwidth of the same thickness SMRA when the structure thickness is only 2.62 mm. The simulation method is verified by comparison with the experiment in the literature. Thus, the presented RA breaks the limitation of the thickness (λ/4) for the traditional low-frequency band absorbing material and has wide application prospect in electromagnetic shielding and low-frequency stealth.
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