Analysis on Magnetoelectric Effect Induced by Torsion Moment in Self-Powered Piezoelectric Material

Jia Wei Zhang; Rabah Belouadah

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1042.249

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Analysis on Magnetoelectric Effect Induced by Torsion Moment in Self-Powered Piezoelectric Material

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One kind of like-Magnetoelectric (ME) effect has been observed in the suspended piezoelectric beam when it was subjected the magnetic fields with suitable directions, frequency and amplitude. Its magnetoelectric phenomena were induced by the torsion moment. The moment appeared in the sample surface is sufficient to apply the Lorentz torque force, and thus the mangetoelectric voltage has been generated. Such results could be expected to put into widespread application in the field of self-powered magnetic sensor or transducer, because of strengths of the specimen such as low cost, linear feedback and easy fabrication etc..

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1042)

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Jia Wei Zhang*, Rabah Belouadah

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Magnetic Transducer, Magnetoelectric Effect, Piezoelectric Bender

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