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titleOfInvention Introduce from climing combustion the method that sintering of nano-material auxiliary agent low-temperature sintering is prepared 0-3 magnetoelectric ceramic
abstract The invention belongs to magnetic electric compound material field, provide a kind of and introduce from climing combustion the method that sintering of nano-material auxiliary agent low-temperature sintering is prepared 0-3 magnetoelectric ceramic, by from climing combustion process respectively at ferroelectric phase, ferromagnetic phase particle surface clad nano WO 3 , CuO, then the ferroelectric phase after coated is mixed through solid-phase sintering mutually with ferromagnetic, make magnetoelectric ceramic. Advantage of the present invention: 1), due to the introducing of sintering of nano-material auxiliary agent, can low-temperature sintering prepare highdensity 0-3 particle composite ceramics; 2) effectively stoped the phase counterdiffusion between ferroelectric, ferrite, the 0-3 particle magnetoelectric ceramic of preparation presents higher magnetoelectric effect, has larger magneto-electric coupled coefficient; 3) technological process is simple, with low cost, is applicable to the preparation of other 0-3 particle magnetoelectric ceramics.
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