Submissions

Author Guidelines

• The Circuit Journal is published twice a year (February and August).
• The articles which are selected must be in original ideas, scientific articles, and never published or submitted to any other media.
• The Circuit Journal manuscripts provide original fundamental research, related to electrical engineering, electrical engineering education, and vocational education.
• The papers are supposed to be written in English. For authors who feel their English language manuscript needs to be edited, Indonesian language writing is allowed.

• The manuscripts should be 10-15 pages and consist of an A4 paper (quarto).
• The margin text is 3 cm from the left, right, top, and bottom. The articles in written in Microsoft Word, single space, Times New Roman 12.
• The framework writings should include a title, author's name, affiliations, and email.
• The title: is concise, informative, and descriptive. Avoid abbreviations and formulae.
• Author name and affiliations: please clearly write the given name(s) and family name(s). Indicate all the affiliation writing with the capitalize-each word letter. Provide the full postal address of each affiliation, including the country name and email address.
• Abstract: a concise and factual description of approximately 150-180 words. The abstract should state a clear statement, briefly the purpose of the research, the principal result, the conclusion and the recommendation. No literature and references inside the abstract, and also non-standard or uncommon abbreviations should be avoided.
• Keywords: a point word must immediately state after the abstract, a maximum of 6 keywords, avoiding general and plural terms.
• Introduction: begins with a definition or objectives of the experiment being performed. Please state the objective of the work and provide an adequate background. In addition, write brief introduction, including the objective goals, the purposes, and the context, providing a focus, and clear of purpose statement.
• Literature Review: the literature review should explain the difference of the articles compare with other articles. If the article was kind of report, the review should have overall opinion and general observation of its essential topic. The author should support the report with some judgments that both editors and reviewers can understand the reasoning of the author's comment in the report.
• Method: This part describes the important steps of the research or experiment. The author should provide steps in the methodology. Please write into a paragraph text, not a numbered text or bulleted statement.
• Result and Discussion: this section presents the data, the result, and what does the data mean. After the author summarizes the data both on the table or paragraph, the author should continue to analyze the data findings. The authors are allowed to use their opinions and intellectual minds. The result and discussion may explain any problems or limitations that the author/s found in the research/experiment, and show how the problems affected the data findings. Please use positive statements to emphasize the result.
• Conclusion: the author could summarize the findings and explain the implications of the research/report. Please do not put any tables and figures. The author may put some recommendations to improve the findings or suggestions for future research/report. The conclusion and recommendation may obtain 1-2 paragraphs with less repeating of the major findings.
• References: The main references are international journals and proceedings. All references should be to the most pertinent and up-to-date sources. References are written in IEEE edition Style. The number of references used in the text must be at least 20, including journals, books, and other related sources. 
• End notes and Bibliography must be written in the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineering (IEEE) style. Citation Style. Please use reference applications such as Mendeley, Zotero, etc. (we suggest using Mendeley). Citation Bibliography is allowed in terms of format as below (Shannon, Claude E., & Weaver, 2008).