Electronics & Telecommunication
Seventeen journals, and a field that moved from circuits to connected devices while we published it.
Seventeen titles running since 2011, from signal processing and electronic design to embedded systems and communications.
What authors send has changed completely in that time: the internet of things is now the commonest keyword in the whole group, ahead of anything to do with hardware.
What our authors write about
Counted from the keywords authors chose themselves, not from a plan:
- Internet of things — 146 papers across three spellings
- Machine learning — 67
- Deep learning — 47
- Microcontrollers — 39
- Arduino — 35
- Image processing — 27
- Signal processing
- Electronic design
Publish here
Two routes, both peer reviewed, both permanently archived.
$400 / ₹10,000 · typically 45 days from acceptance
Crossref DOI, certificate of publication, a soft copy of your article, and an open licence so anyone can read and cite it.
Free to publish · typically 60 days
Full peer review, the same editorial standard, read by subscribing institutions. A DOI is optional on this route — ₹1,200 in India, $30 elsewhere.
Not sure which title fits your paper? Browse the 17 journals here, or send us your abstract and we will advise.
Before you submit
Most papers that come back for revision come back for the same handful of reasons, and almost none of them are about the science. Separately from publication, our editorial office offers:
- Language and copy-editing, with every change shown as a tracked redline you can accept or reject
- Similarity and plagiarism screening before you submit anywhere
- Formatting and reference correction, including DOIs filled in from Crossref where they are missing
- Figure and table checks — the things reviewers notice first
Our boards are not decorative. You apply once, name the journals you are willing to serve, and each editor decides independently. We will tell you either way.
Institutional subscriptions cover the full archive with IP-range access, COUNTER-compliant usage reports and no per-seat limit. Trials run for 30 days on your IP range — no card, no commitment.