The PZT/ferrite composite materials of different types of connectivity were prepared and investigated. The firing of powder mixtures, hot pressing, alternative slicing of piezoelectric ceramic and ferrite and other techniques were used to produce the magnetoelectric composites. The most high values of the magnetoelectric coefficient AEIAH were found in sintered mixtures of PZT powders with ferrite and sliced materials with 35-55 wt% of ferrite. The magnetoelectric response sharply increased with increase of bias magnetic field up to 0.5-1.0 kOe. Meanwhile, the magnetoelectric composites showed a significant piezoelectric sensitivity and this property is to be taken into account when sensors are being designed.
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