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Ferroelectrics Volume 162, 1994 - Issue 1
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Composite magnetoelectrics: Their microwave properties

Mirza I. Bichurin Department of Radioelectronics, Nuvgorod University, Novgorod, 273003, Russia
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Vladimir M. Petrov Department of Radioelectronics, Nuvgorod University, Novgorod, 273003, Russia
Pages 33-35 | Received 13 Sep 1993, Accepted 02 Nov 1993, Published online: 25 Feb 2011
 
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Abstract

The influence of the external electric field upon the main line of the ferromagnetic resonance spectrum in the composite ferrite-ferroelectric materials at the basis of yttrium-iron garnet and piezoelectric ceramics of PZT type has been investigated. The phenomenological theory of the magneto-electric effect in the investigated materials has been developed. The magneto-electric constants for the composition of 90% of yttrium-iron garnet and 10% PZT-ceramics have been determined. The comparison of the experimental data and the calculation on the striction model of the interaction of the ferroelectric and ferrite phases is given.

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