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Magnetoelectric effect

Bh magnetic induction q AT, pyromagnetic effect Xji Ej, converse magnetoelectric effect Pij Hj, magnetic permeability Qijk <3jk, piezomagnetic effect... [Pg.295]

The magnetoelectric polarizability [X, ] of a crystalline material gives rise to a magnetic moment I (Tan axial vector, or T( 1 )ax) when the crystal is placed in an electric field E (Aa polar vector, or T( 1)). Its transpose [T/ ] describes the converse magnetoelectric effect in which the roles of Y and X are interchanged. To find the structure of K = [T, ], we look for IRs which have components of both xy z and Rx Ry Rz as bases. [Pg.304]

If we can combine ferroelectrically polarizable guest molecules with PCPMs, then we can obtain new types of multiferroic materials, where ferroelectricity and ferromagnetism coexist. Such multifunctional materials have recently aroused increasing interest from the viewpoint of the development of new materials with very large magnetoelectric effects. [Mn3(HCOO)6] EtOH is considered to be the first ferroelectric PCP.182 Because the desolvated compound [Mn3(HCOO)6] shows a very small and almost temperature-independent dielectric constant, irrespective of the direction of the electric field,183 the observed ferroelectric property is considered to come mainly from the guest EtOH molecules. [Pg.263]

Fig. 5 Magnetocapacitance and magnetoelectric effects in Tb MnCri, Magnetic field-induced change in the dielectric constant (a) and (b), electric polarization along the c and a axes, respectively (c) and (d). Magnetic fields are applied along the b axis. The data for (d) were collected after magnetic field cooling. The numbers in (d) denote the order of measurements at 9 K (from ref. 14). Fig. 5 Magnetocapacitance and magnetoelectric effects in Tb MnCri, Magnetic field-induced change in the dielectric constant (a) and (b), electric polarization along the c and a axes, respectively (c) and (d). Magnetic fields are applied along the b axis. The data for (d) were collected after magnetic field cooling. The numbers in (d) denote the order of measurements at 9 K (from ref. 14).
The magnetoelectric effect of metallomesogens has been studied by Domracheva et This effect describes the influence of an... [Pg.121]

Chromia exhibits the magnetoelectric effect 91-96). This means that it produces a magnetic moment when placed in an externally applied electric field, and, inversely, it produces an electric moment in an applied magnetic field 97,98). [Pg.255]

The essence of magnetoelectric effect is the possibility of appearance of magnetization M induced by electric field E and electric polarization P induced by magnetic field H. For linear magnetoelectric effect (in weak fields)... [Pg.14]

Fiebig, M. Revival of the magnetoelectric effect. J. Phys. D Appl. Phys. 38, R123-R152 (2005)... [Pg.31]

Astrov, D.N. Magnetoelectric effect in antiferromagnets. Sov. Zhum. Eksp. Teon Phys 38,... [Pg.31]

Stephanovich, V.A., Glinchuk, M.D., Blinc, R. Magnetoelectric effect in mixed-valency oxides mediated by charge carriers. EPL 83, 37004(6) (2008)... [Pg.31]

In this Chapter, contrary to Chaps. 2 and 3, where primary ferroics were considered, we are going to pay more attention to multiferroics with coexistence of ferroelectric and magnetic order. We will consider these multiferroics in the form of thin films on subsfrate [9, 10] or nanowires [11] on the example of quantum paraelectric EuTiOs. The necessity of detailed consideration of magnetoelectric effects in such systems is pretty obvious also. [Pg.190]

The Symmetry Analysis of Piezomagnetic, Piezoelectric and Linear Magnetoelectric Effects in Nanosystems... [Pg.217]

In the Sect. 4.3.9.6 we study the influence of the flexo-magnetoelectric effect on the dielectric and magnetoelectric susceptibility of ferroelectrics-antiferromagnets... [Pg.240]

Eliseev, E.A. Complete symmetry analysis of the surface-induced piezomagnetic, piezoelectric and linear magnetoelectric effects. Ferroelectrics 417, 100-109 (2011)... [Pg.290]

Figure 18.24 Comparison of the magnetoelectric effect in granular and laminated composites, (a) maximum ME voltage coefficient of the PZT and Ni-ferrite particulate composites as functions of sintering temperature and Ni-ferrite particle content ... Figure 18.24 Comparison of the magnetoelectric effect in granular and laminated composites, (a) maximum ME voltage coefficient of the PZT and Ni-ferrite particulate composites as functions of sintering temperature and Ni-ferrite particle content ...
Figure 18.29 (a) Thickness dependence of saturated magnetization (b) Magnetoelectric effect in a 70 nm thin film of BiFe03. From Ref [161],... [Pg.764]

Rado, G.T. and Folen, V.G. (1961) Observation of magnetically induced magnetoelectric effect and evidence for antiferromagnetic domains. Phys. Rev. Lett., 7 (8), 310-311. [Pg.782]


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