Sensors And Transducers Journal Impact Factor -
The Impact of Sensors and Transducers: Understanding the Journal's Influence in the Field
Note: It is often confused with the journal "Sensors" (MDPI), which has a significantly higher impact factor of 3.5 SJR (SCImago Journal Rank): Historically ranged between 0.09 and 0.21 It is currently indexed in and is the official journal of the International Frequency Sensors Association (IFSA) Publication Frequency: Typically published 4 times per year , though it sometimes issues monthly updates Review of the Journal
Sensors (MDPI)
When deciding where to submit, it helps to see where Sensors & Transducers fits into the broader landscape of sensor journals: Impact Factor (2024/25) Best Quartile High volume, broad scope IEEE Sensors Journal Sensor systems and devices Sensors & Actuators A Physical transducers & physics Sensors & Transducers ~0.98 (Score) Frequency-to-digital, ADC Is It the Right Fit for Your Paper? sensors and transducers journal impact factor
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Sensors and Actuators A: Physical | Journal - ScienceDirect.com Supports open access. 7.7CiteScore. 4.9Impact Factor. ScienceDirect.com The Impact of Sensors and Transducers: Understanding the
- Impact Factor (IF): 4.1
- 5-Year Impact Factor: 4.0
Advanced Sensor Fusion:
Innovations in combining data from multiple sensor networks. Comparisons with Related Journals Impact Factor (IF): 4
Using the 2023 JCR data (released mid-2024), the table below summarizes impact factors for leading journals in the JCR category “Instruments & Instrumentation” (which includes many sensor journals) and the multidisciplinary “Sensors” category.
IF as a first filter
For a sensor researcher: use (e.g., target journals with IF > 3 for physical sensors, IF > 5 for biosensors). Then examine SNIP to see field-normalized influence, and check citation half-life in JCR – a short half-life (<4 years) indicates a fast-moving subfield where quick publication matters more than long-term IF.
