Broadband and omnidirectional absorption of electromagnetic waves is required in various technologies, such as stealth, high quality wireless communications, spacecraft shielding. In this study, we theoretically and numerically study a graphene-based absorber achieving broadband and omnidirectional absorption from 4 GHz to 100 GHz and 0 to 50 ∼70 , with over 90% absorption efficiency. By applying a thin layer of graphene upon a SiO moth-eye structure, we show that electromagnetic waves can be effectively absorbed in the graphene layer and that the structure is optically transparent, ideal for civilian and military applications.
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