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            Figure 6. Effect of geometric parameters of the stepped square hole structure (A) R, (B) W, (C) H, (D) H , and (E) H  on reflection loss in the frequency
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            range of 2 – 18 GHz
            Abbreviations: R: Maximum hole radius; W: Wall thickness; H, H , H : Height
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            normal incidence. As the polarization angle increases   3.4. Microwave absorption performance of the SSH
            from 0° to 90°, the electromagnetic wave changes from the   structure at different incident angles
            transverse electric (TE) mode to the transverse magnetic   Figures  8  and  9 demonstrate the influence of incident
            (TM) mode. However, the RL curves remain unchanged.   angle on the absorption performance of the SSH structure
            This indicates that the SSH structure is least affected by the   in the TE and TM modes, respectively. As the incident
            polarization direction of electromagnetic waves, exhibiting   angle increases, both the RL peak and the corresponding
            insensitivity to polarization. As the SSH structure is nearly   frequency for the peak decrease in the TE and TM
            center symmetric, the incident electromagnetic waves with   modes. In the TE mode, when the incident angle is 40°,
            different polarization directions have the same resonance   the bandwidth (13.6 GHz) is 96.9% of the bandwidth
            characteristics.                                   (14.032 GHz) at the incident angle of 0°. At an incident



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