Herein,we attempted to prepare MoS;/Fe@Fe;O;nanocomposites capable of strongly absorbing broadband incident electromagnetic(EM)radiation and probed the effects of their composition on complex permittivity and permeability at 2-18 GHz.Calculations of normal-incidence reflection losses(RLs)based on EM parameters revealed that the Fe@Fe;0;to MoS;mass ratio strongly influenced the absorption peak intensity and bandwidth.Specifically,an RL peak of-31.8 dB@15.3 GHz and a bandwidth(RL<-10 dB)of 4.8 GHz(13.2-18 GHz)were achieved at a thickness of 1.52 mm and a Fe@Fe;O;to MoS;mass ratio of60:40.Further,RL and bandwidth were investigated for oblique incidence,in which case two kinds of EM waves(TE-electric field perpendicular to plane of incidence;TM-electric field in the plane of incidence)were considered.The absorption peaks of TE and TM waves did not exceed-20 dB when the incidence angle increased to 30°,and the bandwidth(RL<-10 dB)reached 4.2 GHz(TE wave)and 4.0 GHz(TM wave)when this angle was further increased to 40.0° and 50.4°,respectively.Finally,the mechanism of microwave absorption was discussed in detail.