Journal

Australian Journal of Electrical & Electronics Engineering (2004 - )

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2004
Functions
Electrical engineering, Electronic engineering and Journal
Website
https://www.tandfonline.com/journals/tele20
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ISSN: 1448-837X

Summary

The 'Australian Journal of Electrical & Electronics Engineering' [ISSN: 1448-837X] is the peer-reviewed technical journal of the Electrical College of Engineers Australia, and has been published by various commercial publishers since 2004. It aims to publish a variety of contributions to the science and practice of electrical engineering. Major fields of interest include electronics and communications, electric energy, instrumentation and control, automation, computing, IT, computer science, and cybernetics. It is usually published four times a year. It supersedes the 'Journal of Electrical & Electronics Engineering, Australia' [ISSN: 0725-2986].

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The Journal was published by Engineers Media for Engineers Australia, Volume 1, 2004 - Volume 12, Issue 2, 2015, and online through "Informit" 2004 - 2015. From Volume 12, Issue 3, 2015, the Journal has been published by "Taylor and Francis" and they host the full series online 2004 - current.

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 1959 - 1981 Electrical Engineering Transactions
       1981 - 2003 Journal of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Australia
             2004 - Australian Journal of Electrical & Electronics Engineering

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