Description
Book SynopsisThis book brings together numerous contributions to the field of magnetoelectric (ME) composites that have been reported since the beginning of the new millennium. It presents assimilation of facts into the established knowledge, so that the potential of the field can be made transparent to the new generations of talent to advance the subject matter. This book discusses these bulk and nanostructured magnetoelectric composites from both experimental and theoretical perspectives. From application viewpoint, microwave devices, sensors, transducers, and heterogeneous read/write devices are among the suggested technical implementations of magnetoelectric composites.
Trade Review"Magnetoelectricity in Composites is an excellent text covering fundamentals of analytical modeling, material behavior and experiments. Chapters from leading authors in this field provide an in-depth coverage of design principles for refining the performance of two-phase architectures over a wide frequency range. The book is a must read for researchers investigating new connectivity patterns in piezoelectric-magnetostrictive materials."
—Prof. Shashank Priya, VirginiaTech, USA
"This interesting book, which comes at the right time, is a concentrate of the most recent scientific discoveries in composite multiferroics. Written by highly recognized authors in the field, it is an excellent reference for inspiring researchers, especially for young scientists and students!"
—Prof. Anatoly Zvezdin, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia
Table of ContentsMagnetoelectric Interaction in Magnetoordered Materials (review). Effective Medium Approach. Low Frequency Range, M. I. Bichurin. Magnetoelectric Effect in the Electromechanical Resonance Range. Magnetoelectric Effect and Green’s Function Method. Equivalent-Circuit Method and Magnetoelectric Low Frequency Devices. Ferrite-Piezoelectric Composites at Ferromagnetic Resonance Range and Magnetoelectric Microwave Devices. Magnetoelectric Effects in Nanocomposites.
