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Schematics of magnetoelectric transducers consisting of a piezoelectric element and a magnetic spin-wave waveguide formed by a) a ferromagnetic and magnetostrictive bilayer system, and b) by a simultaneously ferromagnetic and magnetostrictive single layer. c) Schematic of a spin-wave transmission experiment including on a magnetic waveguide for spin-wave propagation and two magnetoelectric transducers. Similar to the case of two antennas in Fig. 8, the power transmitted by spin waves can be measured by a vector network analyzer connected to the ground (G) and signal (S) microwave electrodes of the devices.

Schematics of magnetoelectric transducers consisting of a piezoelectric element and a magnetic spin-wave waveguide formed by a) a ferromagnetic and magnetostrictive bilayer system, and b) by a simultaneously ferromagnetic and magnetostrictive single layer. c) Schematic of a spin-wave transmission experiment including on a magnetic waveguide for spin-wave propagation and two magnetoelectric transducers. Similar to the case of two antennas in Fig. 8, the power transmitted by spin waves can be measured by a vector network analyzer connected to the ground (G) and signal (S) microwave electrodes of the devices.

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