The journal, published by IFSA Publishing, does not have an official Journal Impact Factor (JIF) from Clarivate’s Web of Science, as it is primarily indexed in Scopus rather than the Science Citation Index Expanded (SCIE). Historically, some third-party metrics have estimated its impact factor around 0.987 (as of 2020), but it is not currently ranked with a JIF.
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. sensors and transducers journal impact factor
Sensors received its 2020 Impact Factor (3.576); the 5-year Impact Factor was 3.735. The journal, published by IFSA Publishing, does not
: Transducers are the backbone of the Internet of Things (IoT). Piezoresistive types are preferred for their simple circuitry and high integration potential. Sensors received its 2020 Impact Factor (3
: If your research requires a journal with a high JIF, consider: Sensors (MDPI) : Impact Factor 3.5 (Q2). IEEE Sensors Journal : Impact Factor 4.5 (Q1). Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical : Impact Factor ~7.7 (Q1). Sensors Receives an Updated Impact Factor of 3.5 - MDPI