The invention discloses a wide-angle stable ultrathin low-
frequency wave absorber based on an electromagnetic
metamaterial, and belongs to the technical field of artificial electromagnetic structures and
radar stealth. A core of the wave absorber is of a multi-layer
composite structure formed by a plurality of wave absorbing units which are periodically arranged in a hexagonal
honeycomb shape in space, and each unit comprises a
copper-based
resonance layer etched with three curve narrow slits, an
epoxy plate layer, a hexagonal patch layer, a high-molecular
polymer layer and a conducting substrate layer from top to bottom. Through the special
geometric configuration and the spatial alignment relationship of the
resonance layer and the patch layer, and in combination with the lamination design of the sub-
wavelength thickness (0.908 mm), efficient absorption with the
reflection loss superior to-19.7 dB is realized at the
low frequency of 0.21 GHz, and the
relative thickness is as low as
lambda 0 / 1573. The structure has excellent angle and polarization stability at the same time, the resonant
frequency deviation is smaller than 5 MHz in the incidence range of 10-70 degrees, and the absorption performance is kept consistent in the full polarization range of 0-180 degrees. The invention effectively solves the problems of'thickness-performance 'contradiction and angle sensitivity of the traditional wave-absorbing material in a low-
frequency band, and provides a high-performance solution for the fields of
radar stealth,
electronic countermeasure,
electromagnetic compatibility and the like.