The International Journal of Electronics and Communications (IJEC) is an open-access international journal dedicated to advancing research and innovation in the field of electronics and communications. With a commitment to fostering collaboration and knowledge dissemination, IJEC serves as a platform for researchers, academicians, engineers, and industry professionals to contribute cutting-edge findings and insights.

The primary aim of the International Journal of Electronics and Communications is to facilitate the exchange of high-quality research and ideas across the global community. Key objectives include:

1. Advancing Knowledge: To promote the dissemination of original research, reviews, and technical contributions that push the boundaries of knowledge in electronics and communications.

2. Bridging Theory and Practice: To bridge the gap between theoretical advancements and practical applications, fostering interdisciplinary dialogue and innovation.

3. Facilitating Collaboration: To provide a collaborative platform for researchers, scholars, and practitioners from diverse backgrounds to share ideas, methodologies, and experiences.

4. Promoting Open Access: To ensure accessibility and inclusivity, IJEC operates on an open-access model, making research freely available to researchers, educators, and practitioners worldwide.

The International Journal of Electronics and Communications welcomes submissions in various areas, including but not limited to:

1. Communication Systems and Networks: Design, analysis, and optimization of communication systems, including wireless, optical, and satellite communication.

2. Signal Processing: Development and application of signal processing techniques in communication systems, image processing, and multimedia communication.

3. Electronics and VLSI Design: Design, modeling, and implementation of electronic circuits, integrated circuits, and VLSI systems.

4. Information Theory and Coding: Fundamental principles of information theory, error-correcting codes, data compression techniques, and cryptography.

5. Electromagnetic Theory: Theoretical and computational aspects of electromagnetic fields and waves, antenna design, and propagation.

6. Emerging Technologies: Exploration of emerging technologies such as Internet of Things (IoT), 5G and beyond, quantum communication, and machine learning applications in communications.

7. Applications and Systems: Real-world applications of electronics and communication technologies in areas such as healthcare, automotive, smart cities, and robotics.

By encompassing a broad spectrum of topics, the journal strives to contribute to the advancement of the electronics and communications field and address the challenges and opportunities of the digital age.