We examined the potential of stacked multilayer graphene as broadband terahertz (THz) antireflection coating based on the impedance matching effect in experiment and theory. The reflected pulses from the quartz and silicon substrates were observed to change with the layer number and doping concentration of the graphene coating. Remarkable broadband impedance matching was achieved due to optimized THz conductivity. Theoretical analysis based on Drude model and thin film Fresnel coefficients have been used to explain the experimental phenomena, which indicated the shift of Fermi level caused by chemical doping. This work paves the way for graphene-based broadband THz antireflection coating.
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