Along these lines, nevertheless, useful applications of multiferroics require that both
magnetoelectric coupling is significant and the ordering temperatures are high.
Kolekar, Studies on magnetic, dielectric and
magnetoelectric behavior of (x) NiFe1.9Mn0.1O4 and (1 - x) BaZr0.08 Ti0.92O3
magnetoelectric composites, J.
Magnetoelectric Effects in Complex Oxides with Competing Ground States.
The coupling between the ferroelectric and ferromagnetic property distributions can be through the coupling of the spontaneous polarization ([P.sub.s]) of ferroelectric materials and the spontaneous ferromagnetic magnetization ([m.sub.s]), but this
magnetoelectric coupling does not happen automatically [15].
To sum up, the
magnetoelectric speed measurement cannot be used to measure the rotating speed of the turbodrill under downhole conditions due to many limitations, including inadequate sealing, difficult installation, and signal interference.
Pinto, "Size effect study in
magnetoelectric BiFe[O.sub.3] system," Pramana, vol.
Fiebig, "Revival of the
magnetoelectric effect," Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics, vol.
The advantage of a matriciant method is that it equally describes the wave propagation in the presence of one or several physical effects, such as thermoelastic, magnetoelastic, and piezoelastic and
magnetoelectric, piezomagnetic, and
magnetoelectric effects.
Among the topics are single-phase type-I multiferroics: resolving the seemingly contradictive requirements for ferroelectrity and magnetism, bulk
magnetoelectric composites: direct and converse
magnetoelectric effects, the Landau theory of multiferroics, first-principle calculations for multiferroic BiFeO3, and topological vortex defects in an improper ferroelectric.
Known as a
magnetoelectric multiferroic material, it combines electrical and magnetic properties at room temperature and relies on a phenomenon called "planar rumpling."
Magnetoelectric driving device for displacements of a guide needle bar in a weaving loom, FIBRES & TEXTILES in Eastern Europe Vol.
As a result of which reduction in
magnetoelectric coupling arises [5].
