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ARTICLES
Article Title (Size 16pt)
Paper title (use style: paper title. Calibri 14pt)
(To separate authors from title, skip one line)
Author's name 11 * (Each author must be on one line and his/her ORCID number must be on the
same line.
Author's name 22
(To separate authors from affiliations, skip one line)
1
Name of the University or Institution to which the author belongs 1. Name of the department
or school. City, Country. E-mail:
2
Name of the University or Institution to which the author belongs. 2. Name of the department
or school. City, Country. E-mail:
IMPORTANT: Do not indicate titles or academic degrees, or positions of the author(s).
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* Author of correspondence: e-mail (no author 1 is required)
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SUMMARY:
Authors must strictly respect and comply with Ingeniare's publication standards and format. To
this end, it is recommended that the author follow these instructions as a model for the
submission of his/her article, respecting the fonts, spacing, margins and other formatting
characteristics established in this template.
The main title should be written in English and Spanish, clearly indicating the subject of the
article. It should be brief, but precise in the idea it represents. In addition, it should contain a
sufficient number of key words that define the content of the article (at least three). The text
begins with an abstract of no more than 250 words, which should briefly state: 1) what the
author has done, 2) how he/she did it (only if it is important to detail it), 3) the main results, 4)
the relevance of the results. The abstract is an abbreviated but comprehensive representation
of the article and should report the objective, methodology and results of the work described.
Following the abstract, its translation into English should be included, headed by the word
abstract. IMPORTANT: It should be written in the third person (This paper describes...,
presents..., evaluates..., used, ... etc.).
Keywords: P keyword 1, p keyword 2, keyword 3.
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ABSTRACT:
The text should begin with a summary of not more than 250 words. It must briefly state: 1)
what has been done in this work, 2) how it was done (only if it is important to be detailed), 3)
main results obtained, 4) relevance of the results. A summary is an abbreviated but
comprehensive presentation of the article and it must inform about the objective, methodology
and the results of the work described in the paper. A translation of the summary into English,
headed by the word abstract, must be included immediately after Spanish resumen. The
introduction must be presented in about a page and a half and it must guide the reader
towards an understanding of the problem presented. It should also include information about
the nature of the problem, references to previous works, purpose and meaning of the paper
(Example: This work describes..., etc.).
Keywords: Keyword 1, keyword 2, keyword 3.
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Received day of month 20## (these fields will be filled in by the Editorial Production, if the article is approved)
Accepted day of month of 20##
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INTRODUCTION
Authors interested in publishing articles in "Ingeniare. Revista chilena de ingeniería", should
send their papers according to the rules and publication format detailed below. Topics should
be within the engineering field: electronics, electrical, computing, mechanics, industry,
metallurgy, chemistry, engineering education and related disciplines.
Authors should send a cover letter indicating that the article submitted to Ingeniare has not
been submitted to another publication. They should specify that it is a previously unpublished
work and that all authors agree with the content and with ceding the publication rights to
Ingeniare. Revista chilena de ingeniería.

Scope and editorial policy (Subtitles, 14 pt)

Manuscripts should be in Microsoft Word and PDF format, according to the instructions
provided.
In case of sending your manuscript, you must register as an author and send it through the site:
http://cl.submission.scielo.org/index.php/ingeniare/.
Manuscripts that do not comply with the publication standards and format will not be
considered eligible for the review process and will be returned to the authors.
To submit and publish an article in Ingeniare, there is no charge. In addition, there is no charge
to the author for processing the manuscript, so the entire process is free of charge.
When submitting a manuscript, authors should do the following:
* Register: http://cl.submission.scielo.org/index.php/ingeniare/user/register
* Send a cover letter stating that the article has not been submitted or published in any other
journal, except for conference or thesis presentations.
* Authors must agree with the content of the article and have actively contributed to the
publication.
* In order to maintain an updated database and reduce review times, a list of 5 potential
reviewers should be submitted, indicating their affiliation, orcid number and mailing address
(doctoral degree and ORCID number).
* The proposed reviewers must be experts in the subject of the article and may not be linked to
the institution to which the authors of the paper belong.
* Each author should be identified with his/her affiliation and e-mail address. Identify the
author of correspondence.
* The letter must be signed by all authors.
* The content of the article is the sole responsibility of the authors.
* In case the manuscript is accepted for publication, the authors must assign the publication
rights to Ingeniare. Revista chilena de ingeniería.
PRESENTATION OF ARTICLES (TITLE, 16 PT)
Articles should be no longer than 25 pages and should follow the following format:
- LETTER size paper.
- The title of the article, centered in bold, in Calibri 16 pt. font, should be written according to
international standards and orthographic rules of the corresponding language (Example: "Titles
of articles: format"), should be written in English and Spanish, ordered according to the
language of presentation of the manuscript, clearly indicating the subject of the article. It
should be brief, but precise in the idea it represents.
- Authors: After the main title, the name of the authors should be included, with superscript
numbers indicating their institutional affiliation. This affiliation should be in the next line after
the authors, identified by Arabic numerals, containing: institution/university, city, country and
e-mail address corresponding to each author. Please do not translate the original names of the
institutions, do not use abbreviations. Once the paper has been received, no author
modifications will be allowed.
- Abstract: The text begins with Abstract and then the respective English translation, Abstract.
The abstract should be no more than 250 words, briefly stating: what the author has done, how
he/she did it (only if it is important to detail it), the main results, the relevance of the results.
The abstract is an abbreviated but comprehensive representation of the article and should
report the objective, methodology and results of the work described.
- Keywords: At least three keywords that define the content of the article should be included in
the following line of the respective summary and abstract. It is recommended that the
keywords differ from those included in the title and should correspond to the content of the
manuscript. Do not include words such as "study", "analysis", "method", etc. Since these are
words that basically can be applied to any article and are not differentiating.
- The introduction and body should be written in Calibri 12 pt. font, single spaced (0 px).
Headings: centered, bold with capital letters, Calibri 16 pt. font. Subsections/Sub-subsection
secondary paragraph headings: size 14 font, centered, bold. Subsection subsections format in
size 13 bold and centered.
The rest of the text should be written in Calibri font, 12 pt. font size, single paragraph format
and without indentation. Footnotes: should be at the bottom of each page, font size 12,
justified.

- The INTRODUCTION should orient the reader with respect to the problem presented and
include: the nature of the problem, the background or previous work, the purpose or relevant
motivation of the article. It should be developed in a maximum of one and a half pages.

- The body shall contain, in detail, the fundamental information of the article. It should also
consider the objective of the information presented, which should be delivered in a clear and
concise manner. The writing of the papers should be objective and impersonal. The author shall
ensure that the form conforms to the standards of presentation, correctness of language and
use of terminology accepted by scientific organizations.
- All equations, figures and photographs must have an identifying number, which will be
referred to in the text. Make sure that the number is unique in the document. Figures and
photographs should be clear and have an explanatory legend at the bottom. Figure 1, equation
(1), Table 1, Figure 2, equation (2), etc.

- Figures: must be in the body of the text, inserted in png or jpg format and centered. Images
must be in line with the text. The following are considered images: graphs, tables, photographs,
diagrams and, in some cases, tables and equations.
- Font in the header of the Figure: Font size less than 12 pt and centered with respect to the
image.
- Text type tables: Table column headings should be in bold type and data in the body of the
table should be in normal font. Scientific names should be in italics.
- Font at the bottom of the table: Font size less than 12 pt and centered with respect to the
table.
- Numerical citations should be in parentheses and superscript format (1) . Maximum 50
citations, preferably citing first source references (main works, those of major relevance, not
their derivatives). Pay attention to the use of commas and periods.
- Equations must be written in MathType. Make sure that the equation number is unique in the
document.

Font: Only if it has font. (Size 10 pt, center).

Figure 1. Legend (Size 12 pt, centered).

Table 1. Table legend in image format (Size 12 pt).

Font: Only if owned (Size 10 pt).

Table 2. Table legend in text format (Size 12 pt).

Appearance Average Performance Performance Score Average Importance Importance Score Weighted Score

Provide updated
6,09 87% 6,55 94% 81,4%
information

Security 5,95 85% 6,64 95% 80,7%

Response time 5,61 80% 6,41 92% 73,4%

Font: Only if owned (Size 10 pt).

Table 1 shows xxx xxxxxxx. Xxxx xxx xxx xxxx. In equation (1) xx, xxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxx. According
to Figure 1 Xxxx xxxx xxxx xx.

−α x − jk z
E1y ( x,z)=E1 e 1 z
e (1)

E2y ( x,z)=[ Ae ]e
− jk2 x x jk x − jk z
+Be 2x z
(2)

α x − jk z
E3y ( x,z)=E3 e 1 e z
(3)

You should explain and/or name what each symbol you use in the equations means, if
necessary.

You must make reference to all equations, figures and tables presented in the article.

CONCLUSIONS
CONCLUSIONS should be clearly defined and should cover the following: what is demonstrated
in the work, its relevance, advantages and limitations, application of the results and future
perspectives.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS may be included, indicating the persons or institutions that collaborated
intellectually, materially or financially.

REFERENCES should be indicated with numbers in parentheses and as superscript (N°) and listed
at the end of the publication with numbers in square brackets [N°]. Preferably cite first source
references (main works, those of major relevance, not their derivatives). Pay attention to the
use of commas and periods. They should be based on indexed journals, books or patents and
presented in the following form:

Magazine articles:
[N°] Initials First name(s) Last name(s), "Title of article", Abbreviated journal name, vol. x, no. x,
pp. xxx-xxx, abbreviated month, year, doi: xxx

Books:
[No.] Initials First name(s) Last name(s), Title of book chapter, in Title of book, xth ed.
Publisher's city, State (USA only), Country: Abbreviated editors, year, ch. x, sec. x, pp. xxx-xxx.

[No.] Initials First name(s) Last name(s), Title of book chapter, in Title of book, X. Publisher, Ed.,
xth ed. Publisher's city, abbreviated state, Country: Abbreviated publishers, year, ch. x, sec. x,
pp. xxx-xxx.
Conference papers:
[No.] Initials First name(s) Last name(s), "Title of the article", in abbreviated Name of the
Congress or Conference, City of the conference, abbreviated State, Country, Month and days,
year, Article number.

[No.] Initials First name(s) Last name(s), "Title of article" in Name of Congress or Conference,
(Location of the congress is optional), (Month and days if provided) year, pp. xxx-xxx.

Patents:
[No.] Initials First name(s) Last name(s), "Patent Title", Country of Patent xxx, Abbreviated
Month, day, year.

Electronic texts:
In the case of a reference taken from the Internet, the name of the URL of the site, the day,
month and year of consultation should be written as indicated below. Do not use hyperlinks.
[No.] Initials First name(s) Last name, "Page Title", Web site title. [On line]. Available at: Web
address. Accessed: "Date of access".

Articles may contain references to the authors' own work, provided that the citations
correspond to the most pertinent and relevant aspects of the topic developed.
Authors will be sent the final proof of the respective article approved for publication, prior to
printing, as a PDF file for approval. Only typographical or editing errors may be indicated for
correction in print. These proofs must be returned to the Editor no later than 48 hours after
receipt, indicating that Ingeniare. Revista chilena de ingeniería the publication of the
manuscript.

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