Magnetoelectric Characterization of Multiferroic Nanostructure Materials

In the last decade, a tremendous amount of research works have been carried out in the area of multiferroic nanostructure materials in order to meet the requirement of science and technology for the future microelectronic industries. The potential functionalities of any kind nanostructure materials lies in the vicinity of large surface to volume ratio compare to the bulk counterpart. The new technology for microelectronics require small dimension, robust mechanical properties, higher degree of electrical and electronic properties and finally high output power with low dissipation energy. The area of ferroelectric and multiferroic nanostructures are vast, this chapter deals with the different variety of multiferroic nanostructure with different dimensionality (D) 0D 1D, 2D and 3D and their state of art characterization process. Possible and feasible theoretical modeling and related experimental facts of already established multiferroics nanostructures will be described. It will also cover the advantages and the limitations of these nanostructures in design, development, and particularly for device applications