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A new nanocomposite piezoelectromagnetic plate model is developed for studying free vibration based on a refined shear deformation theory (RDPT). The present model is composed of piezoelectromagnetic material reinforced with functionally graded graphene platelets (FG-GPLs). The nanocomposite panel rests on Winkler–Pasternak foundation and is subjected to external electric and magnetic potentials. It is assumed that the electric and magnetic properties of the GPLs are proportional to those of the electromagnetic materials. The effective material properties of the plate are estimated based on the modified Halpin–Tsai model. A refined graded rule is introduced to govern the variation in the volume fraction of graphene through the thickness of the plate. The basic partial differential equations are provided based on Hamilton’s principle and then solved analytically to obtain the eigenfrequency for different boundary conditions. To check the accuracy of the present formulations, the depicted results are compared with the published ones. Moreover, impacts of the variation in elastic foundation stiffness, plate geometry, electric potential, magnetic potential, boundary conditions and GPLs weight fraction on the vibration of the smart plate are detailed and discussed.

Analysis of Electromagnetic Effects on Vibration of Functionally Graded GPLs Reinforced Piezoelectromagnetic Plates on an Elastic Substrate