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Author Guidelines

Author Guidelines
Jurnal Elektro is a scientific journal in the field of Electrical Engineering, encompassing areas such as power systems, telecommunications, applied electronics, computer science, and renewable energy. The articles published in this journal represent contemporary research that aligns with the latest technological advancements. Each submitted manuscript undergoes a double-blind peer review process. Authors are encouraged to download the journal template from the provided link.

General Instructions for Authors
Manuscripts may be written in either Indonesian or English and must be submitted online in Microsoft Word format. Authors are required to adhere to the formatting guidelines of Jurnal Elektro, as non-compliance with these standards may result in the rejection of the manuscript. The structure of the manuscript must follow a systematic format, including the following sections: Abstract, Introduction, Methodology, Results and Discussion, Conclusion, and References.

Article Title
The title should be positioned directly beneath the top margin of the page. It must be formatted in 12-point Times New Roman, bold, and aligned to the left. The first letter of the first word, as well as the first letter of all major words, must be capitalized. Minor words, such as conjunctions and prepositions, should remain in lowercase unless they are the first word of the title.

Authors' Names and Affiliations
The names and institutional affiliations of all authors should be formatted in 10-point Times New Roman. The corresponding author must be identified with a superscript asterisk (*). The corresponding author’s email address should be provided below the listed affiliation for ease of contact and further correspondence.

Abstract
The abstract must be written in English using Times New Roman font, size 10, with a maximum word limit of 250 words, accompanied by 4 to 5 keywords. It should be written without references, abbreviations, acronyms, or footnotes. The abstract must concisely summarize the research topic, methodology, and key findings. It should not be a verbatim excerpt from the main text of the manuscript. Additionally, the abstract must be provided in both Indonesian and English.

Keywords
Authors are required to provide *four to six keywords* that accurately represent the content of the manuscript. The keywords should be formatted in *10-point Times New Roman* and must be separated by commas. Keywords should be carefully selected to enhance the discoverability of the article in academic databases and search engines.

Introduction
The introduction should provide a comprehensive overview of the study's background, incorporating findings from pioneering research to establish a foundation for the current study. It is essential to highlight the significance of the research, demonstrating its relevance to contemporary scientific and technological advancements. The introduction should articulate the research problem, outline the objectives, and justify the necessity of the study. Additionally, the discussion must be well-supported by sufficient and relevant references, ensuring that the research is grounded in existing literature and aligns with established scientific principles. The introduction should also set the stage for the study by discussing existing gaps in knowledge and how the present research aims to address them.

Methods
The materials and methods section must provide a detailed and structured explanation of the research process, ensuring reproducibility and scientific rigor. This includes a thorough description of the preparation of solutions, chemicals used, data collection procedures, and instrumentation. The make, model, and specifications of the instruments employed in the study should be clearly mentioned. Furthermore, if statistical analyses are applied, the methods used, including the level of significance, should be explicitly stated. This section should be written with clarity and precision, allowing other researchers to replicate the study under similar conditions. References to established methodologies should be included where applicable to enhance credibility.

Results
The results section presents the key findings of the research, which should be supported by statistical analysis where appropriate. Data must be clearly presented in tables or graphical formats, with each table and figure accompanied by a descriptive caption and a legend for clarity. The statistical significance of the results should be mentioned, ensuring that the findings are scientifically valid and not a result of random variation. This section should focus on presenting the data objectively, without interpretation or repetitive statements, to allow readers to independently assess the findings.

Discussion
The discussion should provide a thorough interpretation of the results, connecting them to existing literature and theoretical frameworks. Authors should describe the implications of their findings and provide logical explanations that support their conclusions. Rather than repeating the results, the discussion should explore their significance, potential applications, and contributions to the broader field. It is also beneficial to discuss any limitations of the study and suggest possible directions for future research. Additionally, authors may highlight the societal and practical relevance of their findings, particularly in relation to technological advancements or industry applications.

Conclusions
The conclusion should summarize the key findings of the research, emphasizing its most significant contributions. This section should be concise and should not simply restate the discussion. Instead, it should highlight the major outcomes, their implications, and how they contribute to the advancement of knowledge in the respective field. The conclusions should be well-structured, avoiding general statements, and should be distinct from the discussion section. References should not be included in this section.

Acknowledgments
This section should provide a concise acknowledgment of individuals, institutions, or organizations that contributed to the research. It should mention any funding agencies that supported the work and recognize those who assisted with specific aspects of the study, such as technical support, data analysis, or manuscript preparation. The acknowledgments should remain professional and relevant to the research.

References
All relevant works must be properly cited within the text and listed at the end of the paper. References should be numbered sequentially in the order in which they appear in the manuscript. Unpublished data and information obtained through personal communication are not permitted as references. In-text citations should be formatted using square brackets and numbered accordingly, for example, [1], [2], or for multiple references, [1]–[3]. Each citation should be placed before the corresponding punctuation mark, ensuring clarity and consistency in referencing.

Copyright Notice
The author retains the copyright of the manuscript while granting the journal the right of first publication under a Creative Commons Attribution license. This license permits others to share and distribute the work, provided that appropriate credit is given to the original author(s) and the initial publication in this journal is acknowledged.