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February 5, 2026APL Electronic Devices2 citationsOpen Access

Magnetoelectric antennas: Fundamentals, state-of-the-art, challenges, and future perspectives

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TSThanatcha SatitchantrakulTSTuomo SiponkoskiMNMikko Nelo

Key Points

  • The research aims to explore the operational principles, designs, and potential applications of magnetoelectric antennas.
  • Overview of magnetoelectric antenna principles
  • Review of current designs and structures
  • Analysis of commonly used materials and properties
  • Discussion on experimental platforms for evaluation
  • Magnetoelectric antennas can reduce size by four to five orders of magnitude compared to conventional antennas.
  • Operational principles and applications are effectively detailed.
  • State-of-the-art designs exhibit innovative approaches to antenna miniaturization.

Abstract

One of the biggest challenges in antenna design for communication and sensing is their challenges in miniaturization. Despite the introduction of various miniaturization methods and their effectiveness, miniaturization techniques based on the electromagnetic (EM) mechanism have reached their limits. Recently, acoustically actuated antennas based on magnetoelectric (ME) principles have emerged, proving to be capable of reducing the size of antennas by four to five orders of magnitude compared to conventional EM antennas. This paper overviews the operational principles of ME antennas and reviews their state-of-the-art designs and structures, including an analysis of their commonly used materials and properties, along with their applications. Different experimental platforms required for evaluating ME antennas are also discussed.

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Satitchantrakul et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69843564f1d9ada3c1fb4195https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0293543
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