The Proceedings of the IEEE is an archival, refereed monthly journal that covers all aspects of electronics, electrical and computer engineering, and computer science with reviews, surveys, and tutorial papers.

•  Reviews critically examine a technology, tracing its progress from its inception to the present—and perhaps into the future.
•  Surveys comprehensively view a technology—its applications, issues, ramifications, and potential.
•  Tutorial papers explain a technology and may give practical information for implementing it. These papers are written for the purpose of informing non-specialist electrical engineers about a particular technology.

This journal provides a definitive treatment of its subjects. Its special issues are structured compilations of papers that cover a given technology in its many and varied aspects. The Proceedings of the IEEE’s invited papers cover more focused topics, giving readers background and insight.

The Proceedings of the IEEE forms a vital repository of basic information that engineers and scientists can draw on for many years. It is the source for engineers who:

•  are embarking on new projects;
•  keep abreast of developing technologies with a view toward adapting them to current projects;
•  maintain a multidisciplinary perspective;
•  seek to transfer technology applications from one specialty to another.