Abstract
The composite material filled with nano-sized BaTiO3 and Fe3O4 was designed and studied. The aluminium phosphate ceramics was used as a matrix. The XRD analysis demonstrates only the crystalline structure of the fillers used. The thermogravimetric analysis proves the thermal stability of the composites up to 950 K. The Maxwell-Wagner relaxation was observed in the dielectric spectra of the investigated composites. The dielectric spectroscopy proves the close contact between the nanoparticles with the different ferroic ordering. The phosphate-based composites have been proved to be a prospective candidate for the multiphase multiferroic materials design and development.