Electrical Engineering and Electromechanics

Aims & Scope

Electrical Engineering & Electromechanics is a peer-reviewed open access scientific Journal, which publishes original and substantiated results of completed scientific research on electrophysical processes in electrical engineering, electromechanical and electrical power devices, installations and systems with the aim of creating new and improving existing devices, installations and systems with improved technical, economic and environmental indicators. The Journal covers the following topics: theoretical electrical engineering ; high electric and magnetic fields engineering ; electrical machines and apparatus ; electrical complexes and systems ; industrial electronics ; electrical insulation and cable engineering ; power stations, grids and systems . Articles that form the scientific basis for further development in these areas, as well as original articles with specific solutions of actual engineering problems are also approved. The aims and scope of the Journal is to present a forum for discussion and testing of techniques of modelling, calculation, experimental validation and development of new electrical devices and systems with improved technical, economic and environmental performance, as well as expanding the scope of their industrial use.

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