Magnetoelectric materials are unique substances that exhibit both magnetic and electric properties. This means they can respond to magnetic fields by generating electric charges and vice versa. These materials are of great interest in various applications, including sensors, actuators, and data storage devices, due to their ability to convert magnetic energy into electrical energy. Research into magnetoelectric materials often focuses on compounds like multiferroics, which possess multiple ferroic orders. Scientists are exploring ways to enhance their performance and stability, aiming to develop more efficient technologies for electronics and energy harvesting. The potential for integrating these materials into future devices is significant.