Jung H. ParkHyun M. JangHyung S. KimChan G. ParkSang G. Lee
The authors present a metal-ceramic type composite film in which Co particles with the mean size of 70nm are uniformly dispersed in an insulating ferroelectric BaTiO3 (BTO) matrix. Transmission electron microscopy images revealed that the Co particle was tightly surrounded with the BTO matrix in atomic scales. The magnetostrictive strain-induced change in the relative dielectric permittivity was demonstrated by observing pronounced magnetodielectric effects under a static bias magnetic field. The present BTO-Co composite thin film also exhibited large dynamic magnetoelectric responses (160–170mV∕cmOe at 50kHz) at room temperature by virtue of a tight bonding between the two constituting piezoelectric and magnetostrictive phases.
Jing LiuYi ZhangYuanhua LinCe‐Wen Nan
Jung H. ParkHyun Ho ShinHyun M. Jang
X. MartíIgnasi FinaV. SkumryevC. FerraterM. VárelaL. FàbregaF. SánchezJ. Fontcuberta
M. D. GlinchukAnna N. MorozovskaEugene А. EliseevR. Blinc