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Magnetoelectric sensor excitations in hexaferrite films

Authors: Saba Zare; Jake Rabinowitz; Hessam Izadkhah; Sivasubramanian Somu; Carmine Vittoria;

Magnetoelectric sensor excitations in hexaferrite films

Abstract

We developed techniques for H- and E-field sensors utilizing single phase magnetoelectric (ME) hexaferrite thin films in the frequency range of 1 kHz to 10 MHz. The technique incorporating solenoid coils and multi-capacitors bank was developed to probe the physics and properties of ME hexaferrite film and explore ME effects for sensor detections and tunable device applications. For H-field sensing, we obtained sensitivity of 4 × 10−4 V/Gm and for E-field sensing the sensitivity was 10−3 Gm/V. Tunability of up to 6% was achieved for tunable inductor applications. The proposed fabrication designs lend themselves to significant (∼106) improvements in sensitivity and tunability.

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