Abstract
The results of investigation of the magnetoelectric effect in a nickel-tin-nickel sandwich structure obtained by galvanic deposition of gallium arsenide on a substrate are presented. The technology of constructing such structures is described and the experimental results of the frequency dependence of the effect are presented. It is shown that the use of tin as an intermediate layer reduces the mechanical stresses resulting from the incommensurability of the phases, which permits obtaining qualitative structures with the nickel thickness of about 70 μm. The resulting structures exhibit good adhesion between the layers and have a high quality factor.
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