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  1. Magnetoelectric Laminates with Novel Properties for Sensor, Transmitter, and Gyrator Applications

    The magnetoelectric (ME) effect is a property that results in power/energy conversion between magnetic and electric forms. Two-phase composites consisting of magnetostrictive and piezoelectric materials have been developed that show remarkable ME voltage/charge coefficients. This extrinsic ME …

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  2. Magnetoelectric laminated composites and devices

    Since the turn of the millennium, giant magnetoelectric (ME) effects have been found in laminated composites of piezoelectric and magnetostrictive layers. Compared to ME single phase and two phase particulate composites, laminated composites have much higher ME coefficients and are also readily …

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  3. Characterization of Laminated Magnetoelectric Vector Magnetometers to Assess Feasibility for Multi-Axis Gradiometer Configurations

    … system to meet these requirements is that of magnetoelectric (ME) laminates. ME sensors produce an electric field when a magnetic field is applied. While this ME effect exists to a limited degree in single phase materials, it is more easily achieved by laminating a magnetostrictive material, …

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