Multioctagonal Ring Metamaterial with Broadband Microwave Absorption at Elevated Temperature

Abstract

Excellent thermostable performance is the basis for the further development of microwave absorbing materials in the field of military stealth. Herein, a high‐temperature metamaterial absorber (HMA) with high impedance patterns (multi‐octagonal‐rings), two quartz (SiO2) layers, and a metallic ground film is designed and simulated. The optimal structural parameters are obtained by optimizing the circuit parameters and the size of HMA. The interaction of electric and magnetic resonance in multioctagonal rings results in a wide absorption bandwidth and excellent absorption performance. The experimental results show that the structure has good impedance matching performance, and the effective absorption bandwidth (−10 dB) (EAB) of the structure can reach 10.6 GHz from room temperature to 700 °C under the combined effect of resonance loss and ohmic loss.