International Journal of Applied Electronics in Physics & Robotics (ISSN: 2203-0069)

Description

The International Journal of Applied Electronics in Physics & Robotics (IJAEPR) is a peer-reviewed, multidisciplinary and open access journal established in Australia. The journal publishes original theoretical and applied papers on all aspects of applied electronics in physics and robotics. Before publication, both general and technical aspects of the submitted paper are reviewed. The online versions of IJAEPR papers can be downloaded free of charge.

Types of publishable papers in this journal:

• Invited tutorials or critical reviews;


• Review articles;


• Original scientific research papers (regular paper);


• Letters to the Editor and research notes (should be original presenting proposals for a new research);


• Technical reports and short communications;


• Reporting on research in progress.

The topics to be covered include, but are not limited to: Analog Signal And Systems, Analysis And Manipulation Of Signals And Systems, Applications Of Expert Systems, Applied Physics, Bioelectric And Biomedical Engineering Systems, Cathode Ray Tube, Circuit And System Modelling, Circuit Theory And Applications, Computer Systems, Control, Digital And Analog Signal Processing, Digital Computers, Digital Signal And Systems, Discrete Signal And Systems, Dynamic Systems, Electric And Hybrid Vehicles, Electrical Machines And Robotics, Electrochemical, Electrodynamics, Electromagnetic, Embeded Systems Approaches, Electrostatics, Energy Conversion, Energy Management Systems, Environmental Monitoring High Frequency Systems, High Voltage Dc Systems, Image Processing, Integrated Circuits, Laser, Lighting Systems, Macroscopic Systems, Magnetic Fields, Mathematical Modelling, Measurements And Instrumentations, Mechatronics, Microelectronic, Nanotechnology, Numerical Studies, On-Grid Power Systems, Optic And Optoelectronics, Optimization Techniques, Plasma Engineering, Plume Tracking, Positioning System, Potential Energy, Pulsed Power Systems, Radio Frequency Systems, Robotic, Satellite Controlled Power Systems, Sensors And Actuators, Simulation, Solar And Wind Energy, Solid-State Circuits, Solid-State Control Of Electric Machines, Solid-State Devices, Sound Processing, Superconductors, Telecommunication, Theory And Modelling Of Magnetic Materials, Vlsi, Wavelet, X-Ray.