About Electronics Letters: Electronics Letters is an internationally renowned peer-reviewed rapid-communication journal, which publishes short original research papers every two weeks. The broad and interdisciplinary scope covers the latest developments in all electronic and electrical engineering related fields.

This year Electronics Letters has a new look with a colour feature section that expands on some of the latest electronics-related research. The homepage for Electronics Letters has now moved to www.theiet.org/eletters. Please visit this page for:

• more information about the journal and its scope
• to read the latest feature articles for free
• to find out how to prepare and submit a manuscript
• more information about reviewing for Electronics Letters
• subscription and purchasing information

Electronics Letters is available in print and online in advance of printed publication on the IET Digital Library. To access the full-text of articles for this journal, you will need a valid subscription to the IET Digital Library, or you can purchase individual articles by clicking the 'Buy This PDF' link on the article abstract page.

Electronics Letters Archive (1965-1993)

The IET is currently digitising its entire journal archive from the start of IEE publications in 1872 up to 1993. As part of this digitisation project, all issues of Electronics Letters from 1965 onwards are now available on the IET Digital Library. Electronics Letters, Volume 1 Issue 1 from March 1965 is available to access for free including the full-text PDFs. If you would like to be informed of further developments on this project, please contact ietdl@theiet.org.

Other Information

Electronics Letters is usually cited by the abbreviated title 'Electron. Lett.' Every article in this journal is assigned a Crossref DOI.

Electronics Letters is now published by the Institution of Engineering and Technology, an institution formed in 2006 by the joining together of the IEE (Institution of Electrical Engineers) and the IIE (The Institution of Incorporated Engineers). The IET is the inheritor of the IEE brand, products and services.