Abstract

Strong magnetoelectric coupling was observed at microwave frequencies in metallic magnetic film/lead zirconate titanate [Pb(Zr,Ti)O3] multiferroic composites, in which the magnetic films were either FeCoB or FeGaB with relatively high saturation magnetostriction constants between 40 and 70ppm and narrow ferromagnetic resonance linewidths of ∼20Oe at 10GHz. Large electrostatically induced ferromagnetic resonance frequency shifts of 50–110MHz at ∼2.3GHz were observed. These metallic magnetic film/Pb(Zr,Ti)O3 multiferroic composites with large electrostatic tunability of the ferromagnetic resonance frequency provide great opportunities for integrated microwave multiferroic devices.

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