magnetoelectricities

Example:The magnetostrictive effect is a type of magnetoelectric effect that changes the shape of a material in response to magnetic field changes.

Definition:A phenomenon where a change in magnetic field induces an electric field or current, or vice versa.

Example:Perovskites are a class of magnetoelectric materials used in various applications due to their ability to switch magnetic domains with electrical fields.

Definition:Materials that exhibit significant magnetoelectric effects, capable of converting between magnetic and electrical signals.

Example:Magneto-electric transducers are components in magnetic field sensing systems that convert magnetic flux into electrical signals.

Definition:Describing materials or devices that exhibit magneto-electric properties, enabling them to convert between magnetic and electric fields.