According to thermodynamic theory, materials that coexist in magnetic-electric or magnetic-electric-elastic phases experience the magneto-electric effect. The magneto-electric coupling makes it easier to modify net magnetization when an external electric field is supplied and to modify electric polarisation when an external magnetic field is applied. The magnetoelectric coupling coefficient uses mathematics to describe the effect. The change in the sample's magnetic induction brought on by the introduction of an electric field may be described by the magneto-electric coupling coefficient, which can be electrically induced. Our company's magneto-electric coupling measuring equipment has the most cutting-edge specs and can perform all the different tests that scientists need.







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