Pb1-xSrx(Fe012Ti0.988)O3 (PSFT) nanoparticles were prepared by a chemical synthesis using polyvinyl alcohol as surfactant. X-ray diffraction pattern has been used to analyze the phase structure and average particles size. Transmission electron microscopy is used to confirm the nano size of the PSFT particles. The magnetoelectric (ME) coupling is observed at room temperature by measuring the ME coefficient (αE) as the function of applied dc magnetizing field under the influence of ac magnetic field of 2 Oe and frequency 800 Hz. The maximal value of αE is observed in PSFT3. The ME coupling is also studied by observing the variation of polarization hysteresis measured in the presence of zero and 0.2 T of external magnetic field.
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