“…These nanocomposites have the potential for applications in a variety of multifunctional devices, such as data storage media, in which magnetization can be reversed by applying an electric field (or vice versa), and microwave frequency transducers where the magneto-electric coupling constant depends on the frequency of applied alternating magnetic field [2–5]. Although several attempts for fabricating bulk-type multiferroic nanocomposites, by ceramic sintering and hot molding for example, have been reported so far [6,7], much more studies on fabrication of film-type nanocomposites by sol-gel process [8,9] and pulsed laser deposition (PLD) [10–13] have been recently published.…”