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Rawasneh1*, John B. Rosen2, Sameh R. Naseem3\n1, 3 Computer Engineering Department, College of Engineering, Tafila Technical University, Tafila, Jordan\nE-mail: rawasneh@ttu.edu.jo\n2 Electrical Engineering Department, School of Engineering, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, UK\nINTRODUCTION\nThis template, prepared on MS Word 2010, provides authors of Jordan Journal of Electrical Engineering (JJEE) with most of the formatting specifications needed for preparing the electronic versions of their manuscripts. It defines the following structure of JJEE articles that should be observed: title, authors, affiliations, abstract, keywords, introduction, main text, conclusions, acknowledgements, appendix and references. It also defines formatting styles including page layout, header and footer, font type, font size, line spacing and sections’ numbering. Final camera-ready versions of manuscripts must conform to this layout. The simplest approach is to use this template and insert headings and text into it as appropriate.\nTYPES OF ARTICLES\nJJEE publishes the following types of articles:\nOriginal research articles: up to 8,000 words\nReview articles: up to 10,000 words\nTechnical notes: up to 3,000 words\nFORMAT GUIDE\nManuscripts, submitted for possible publication in JJEE, should conform to the structure and styles of this template that has been prepared on MS Word 2010.\nPage Layout and Margins\nStandard A4 (21 cm x 29.7 cm) portrait page set-up should be used.  The left, right and top margins should be 2.5 cm, and the bottom margin should be 2 cm. Do not use any headers, footers or footnotes of your own. The manuscript should be in a single column format without page numbers.\nGeneral Format\nAll texts in the JJEE article should be in Book Antiqua (BA) font except the title which should be in Bookman Old Style (BOS). Main sections of the article should be in uppercase letters, while the article’s subsections, in addition to the article’s title, should be in title case letters. The text in the header and footer of this template should not be modified by the author. Table 1 shows the formatting style for each component of the JJEE article.\nTable 1. Formatting styles of article’s components.\nTitle\nThe title should be written in 14 pt., Bookman Old Style font, centered and using the bold and Title Case (first letter of each word is capital) formats.  It should be followed by       12 pt. line spacing.\nAuthors\nAuthors’ names should be written in 12 pt. Book Antiqua font that is Bold, centered and followed by 6 pt. paragraph spacing.  If necessary, use superscripts to link individual authors with institutions as shown above. Authors’ affiliations should in 9 pt. Book Antiqua font, centered. The corresponding author should be identified by adding an (*) after his name. 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