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1、投稿方式：邮箱投稿。
2、期刊网址：
https://mtt.org/publications/ieee-microwave-magazine/
https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/RecentIssue.jsp?punumber=6668
3、官网邮箱：microwave.editor@ieee.org（投稿）
microedt@outlook.com（投稿）
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4、官网邮箱：610-519-5660
5、期刊刊期：月刊，一年出版12期。
2021年12月14日星期二
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IEEE Microwave Magazine
SUBMISSIONS
Please read the Guidelines for Authors and submit your article to: microwave.editor@ieee.org or microedt@outlook.com.
Guidelines for Authors
The Magazine invites contributions from potential authors, including feature articles, application notes, contributed columns, letters to the Editor and other items of potential interest to the readership. Articles prepared for IEEE Microwave Magazine should fall under the IEEE MTT-S field of interest. Authors please read the following guidelines.
GUIDELINES FOR CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE DEPARTMENTS/COLUMNS
Ideas for new columns of interest to MTT-S members are always welcome! Please contact the Editor-in-Chief for any discussion regarding a proposed or submitted column.
DEVELOPING A MANUSCRIPT FOR IEEE MICROWAVE MAGAZINE
IEEE Microwave Magazine is a publication of the IEEE Microwave Theory and Techniques Society that focuses on the publication of general interest review, tutorial, and survey papers rather than new research. Technical features should present a balanced picture of the state-of-the art, rather than focusing on the research from your lab or company only.
Each issue of the Microwave Magazine includes a “Focus Section,” in which the technical features are invited by the Guest Editor, who is an acknowledged expert in the focus topic. The magazine also contains submitted technical articles, either as features or application notes. The technical content of the magazine is about 55 pages per issue, consisting of 4-5 feature articles and 1-2 application notes.
Good magazine articles differ from technical journal articles in several ways. Articles should be of interest to a broad audience and understandable by non-experts in the field. Equations should be used sparingly. Qualitative descriptions or graphs are preferred tools for explaining relationships. When mathematical development is used, it is often useful to include it in separate sidebars that will be published with the article and can be referred to in the main text. The use of diagrams or illustrations to explain qualitative concepts is encouraged. Full color illustrations are also encouraged.
The language of the article can be less formal than that desired for our journals. Liberal use of headings and subheadings that may include “catchy” phrases or questions are appropriate. A reader should be able to get a good impression of what the article contains by briefly examining the figures and headings/subheadings of the article. While the article should not be a commercial for your organization, it can present results from your labs, along with photos and descriptions of your products.
All technical articles undergo peer review before being accepted. Sometimes an article will require multiple review/revision cycles prior to acceptance for publication. For example, a manuscript that will appear in the December issue of the magazine needs to be submitted by mid June to provide enough time for review, revision, acceptance, and production.
ARTICLE PREPARATION GUIDELINES
What are the guidelines for feature articles?
Feature articles are review or overview papers, or tutorial articles. The primary goal of a review feature is to provide an overview or survey of a topic, describing the state of the art, citing examples from several sources, and providing some comparative description or analysis of these various examples. Authors may highlight their own work, but the more general context needs to be included in some depth, as well; the usual 1-2 paragraph introduction found in a research paper will not suffice.
Feature articles are typically about 8-10 pages in length, which is around 6,000 words. Authors of overlength manuscripts will be strongly encouraged to meet this target word length, to produce a punchier article more suited to the magazine.
What are the guidelines for an application note?
The primary goal of an application note could be to describe how to accomplish a specific task, or to describe a particular piece of equipment or software. This should include the illustration of a technique, measurement, or product application that will be newsworthy and of benefit to our readers as microwave engineers. It should also try to show the problem being solved is general, that several alternative techniques (i.e., products) exist; the application note may be using one product as an illustration. Application notes tend to run two or three pages, but can run as high as five: this is about 3,000 words.
Is it alright to use figures from prior publications?
Previously published figures can be used as long as they are referenced. Figures used previously by IEEE publications, such as Transactions, do not need further permission. If the figures are from a non-IEEE source, written permission must be obtained from the copyright holder that allows the IEEE to republish them; this may be in the form of an email message. We can help you with this.
What is one magazine page?
Because the magazine uses either a one-column or two-column format for features, along with large headings and at least one graphic on the first page, the first page of a feature runs about 200-300 words. The second page, and all following pages of a regular article, can contain about 800 words each, if no graphs or tables are included. For example, a six page feature article translates into a ~4,000 word document. You need to factor in how much space your figures and tables are going to take.
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https://mtt.org/publications/ieee-microwave-magazine/guidelines-for-magazine-authors/
