Proceedings of the IEEE

Since 1913, Proceedings of the IEEE has been the leading authoritative resource for in-depth research coverage, tutorial information and reviews of electrical and computer engineering technology.

Review Papers examine a technology from inception through today's real-world applications and usually provide insight into tomorrow.

Surveys comprehensively review a technology - theory, applications, and potential for growth and development.

Tutorials provide a medium of transmission for new technological ideas to diverse engineering professionals. They are written to appeal to the general EE reader. Special issues and special sections delineate a key technology in both its theoretical and applied aspects. Special issue/section papers form a vital technological archive of important information that engineers and scientists continue to consult for many decades.

For more than 90 years, Proceedings of the IEEE has consistently published the work of many luminaries of the past, present and most probably future! Past authors have included Marconi, deForest, Armstrong, Shockley, Southworth and countless others. As the leading general interest monthly journal, covering all aspects of electrical engineering, electronics, and computer science, Proceedings of the IEEE is an important IEEE vehicle for cross-pollination of seminal ideas and applications between diverse specialties in engineering.

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