This invention discloses an ultrawideband absorber with an embedded cylinder. The absorber uses SiO2 as a substrate, with Ti layer placed above it as a
transition layer. The surface of the Ti layer has periodically arranged absorption units, each including a
frustum formed by a
dielectric layer. The side length of the base of each
frustum is consistent with the array period P. A cylindrical inlay is embedded at the central axis of the
dielectric layer
frustum, with its bottom tangent to the bottom surface of the
dielectric layer and a
metal layer on top. The top of the inlay protrudes h3 relative to the top surface of the
dielectric layer. This protrusion introduces additional electromagnetic
resonance, supplementing the absorption intensity in the short-wave
infrared band and complementing the long-
wave absorption of the
dielectric layer, thus broadening the effective
absorption bandwidth and enhancing
electromagnetic field localization. The inlay acts as a support structure, providing a certain height to the
metal layer, which facilitates light absorption by the high-loss
metal layer during multiple round trips. The average
absorption rate reaches 98% in the incident
wavelength range of 1100nm to 3400nm, and achieves 99.7% absorption near 2500nm, independent of polarization.