Russian Electrical Engineering

Aims & Scope

Russian Electrical Engineering is a peer-reviewed journal that focuses on the study, design, development, testing, and maintenance of electrical systems and devices. Publishes research results on the design and utilization of new types of equipment for the industry. Explores strategies and techniques for improving the efficiency of existing equipment. Encompasses electrical engineers’ work with a wide range of technologies, from small microchips to large power station generators. Provides crucial information for various industries, including power generation, communications, electronics, and computer systems. Welcomes submissions in English from all countries.

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