Abstract
A wide-band polarization-insensitive and wide-angle metamaterial absorber based on loaded magnetic resonators is presented. The unit cell of this absorber consists of a magnetic resonator loaded with lumped resistances, a dielectric substrate and a back metal film. Theoretical and simulated results show that this absorber has a wideband strong absorption for the incident wave from 3.87 GHz to 21.09 GHz. Simulated absorbance values under loading and unloading conditions indicate that electrocircuit's resonances are more stable than electromagnetic resonances and thus can be used to realize wide-band absorption. Simulated absorbance values under different polarization angles and different angles of incidence indicate that this absorber is polarization-insensitive and wide-angle. It may have potential applications in military fields.