The article presents guidelines for authors of the journal "IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices" in the U.S. It features an overview of editorial services, submission procedure and ways on how the editorial board check for plagiarism. Moreover, the publication charges, review process and manuscript length of the papers are also discussed.
The article presents information for authors who send technical articles for publishing to the publishers of the periodical "IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices". The submission requirements include checking for plagiarism using CrossCheck software, providing of citations, and supporting documents. The article also mentions owning of the copyright to the technical contributions in compliance with the U.S. Copyright Law.
KLYSTRONS, JET propulsion, ELECTRIC current converters, AERONAUTICS
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This paper reviews the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)/Jet Propulsion Laboratory(JPL) CloudSat Extended Interaction Klystron requirements, design, performance, and development of a long life model for the European Space Agency (ESA)/Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency EarthCARE program plus Ka-band Extended Interaction Klystrons for the NASAIJPL Jupiter Icy Moons Orbiter and ESA European Global Precipitation Measurement Missions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
The author reflects on the commitment of the reviewers who have done excellent work as commentators of those manuscripts submitted for publication to the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Transactions on Electron Devices in the U.S. He appreciates these people who have rendered their valuable time and effort to the betterment of the research papers to be published. Furthermore, he extends his gratitude to the members of the panel who are truly dedicated to their propositions.
CONFIDENTIAL communications, RIGHT of privacy, ELECTRONICS, MANUSCRIPTS, SERIAL publications
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The article focuses on the confidentiality issues concerning the review process of the submitted manuscripts for publication to the Institute of Electric and Electronics Engineers Transactions on Electron Devices in the U.S. Its policy is designed to protect the authors, with the reassessment conducted in an anonymous manner. Furthermore, the reviewers are informed that their annotates could be used for unknown purposes.
The article focuses on the changes to the editorial board of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Transactions on Electron Devices in the U.S. Professor Guido Groeseneken is retiring from the editorial board after eight years of serving as the editor of the journal. Meanwhile, he is being replaced by doctor John Suehle of the National Institute of Standards and Technology.