Magnetoelectrics are materials that exhibit both magnetic and electric properties. This means they can generate an electric charge in response to a magnetic field and vice versa. These unique characteristics make them valuable for various applications, including sensors, memory devices, and energy harvesting technologies. The study of magnetoelectrics combines aspects of magnetism and electricity, leading to potential advancements in spintronics and multiferroics. Researchers are exploring how these materials can improve the efficiency of electronic devices and contribute to the development of new technologies that leverage their dual functionality.