Aiming at poor efficiency of the traditional materials in absorption of low-frequency sound and its narrow bandwidth
a low-frequency broadband absorption mechanism of the micro-perforated lossy metasurface is presented
and a multi-cell metasurface is designed
in which each cell is comprised of a micro-perforated panel and a coiled-up cavity. The absorption coefficient of a single cell is firstly calculated by finite element simulation and theoretical formulas. Compared with the traditional Helmholt--resonator structures
the present metasurface structure can gain multiple excellent higher-order peaks besides the first peak
and each peak bandwidth is nearly doubled. Hence the mechanism is proposed to achieve low-frequency and wide-band absorption. The specific effects of the typical parameters on the absorption performance are then investigated
including absorption area ratio
hole diameter
cavity depth
and so on. By strictly coupling the peaks of the cells
an 8-cell metasurface
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