“…It has been observed that bismuth ferrite (BFO) is the most promising multi ferroic material because of their low electrical conductivity (high resistivity), low magnetic and low dielectric losses [8] [9]. And an interesting fact is that, with a little amount of bismuth ion substituted in CoFe 2 O 4 the spinal structure of ferrite will not be changed [10] [11]. Conventionally, the nano ferrite particles can be synthesised by using different methods, like co-precipitation [12], bal-milling technique [13], sol-gel method [14], ero-gel process [15], hydro thermal method [16], and solid state reaction [17].…”