Dynamically tunable multi-functional anisotropic metamaterial absorber based on graphene-black phosphorus asymmetric monolayer pattern

Masoud Hasankhani, Hamid Vahed, Mohammad Bemani · IOP Publishing · 2025

A novel graphene-black phosphorus metamaterial absorber offers dynamic tunability and high absorption across a wide frequency range.

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Plain English summary

This research presents a new type of metamaterial absorber that is designed to be tunable and multifunctional. It utilizes a combination of graphene and black phosphorus to achieve high absorption rates and can be adjusted by applying voltage.

Why this matters

The ability to dynamically tune the absorption properties of materials can lead to advancements in THz systems, which are important for various applications in electronics and communications. This research could enhance the performance and versatility of devices that rely on metamaterials.

Key findings

  • Achieves maximum absorption of 100% in the THz range.
  • Demonstrates linear dichroism of 98%.
  • Offers multiband and broadband switching capabilities.
  • Enables structural tunability through voltage application.
  • Maintains performance across a wide range of incidence angles.

What's new

The use of a graphene-black phosphorus monolayer pattern for creating a tunable metamaterial absorber with multiple functionalities is a new approach.

Limitations

The abstract does not provide experimental validation or real-world application scenarios for the proposed design.

Commercial context

The technology is still in the simulation phase and has not been demonstrated in practical applications.

Publication

Publisher
IOP Publishing
Publication date
August 1, 2025
Research type
Paper
License
https://iopscience.iop.org/page/copyright

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