If you are using latex, then download the latex zip file from the corresponding IET journal site. Unzip them. Here you must see a file with the name and extension as iet.bst . It is is this file that must be called in you main tex file. For instance, for IET networks this is what I did for calling bibliography files
\bibliographystyle{iet}
\bibliography{bibli}
Here, the first line has that .bst file I just mentioned about and in the second line the name 'bibli' is the name of my references file i.e., the .bib file. Just ensure that iet.bst file is placed in the folder where your latex files are present. This will solve your problem.
If you are using latex, then download the latex zip file from the corresponding IET journal site. Unzip them. Here you must see a file with the name and extension as iet.bst . It is is this file that must be called in you main tex file. For instance, for IET networks this is what I did for calling bibliography files
\bibliographystyle{iet}
\bibliography{bibli}
Here, the first line has that .bst file I just mentioned about and in the second line the name 'bibli' is the name of my references file i.e., the .bib file. Just ensure that iet.bst file is placed in the folder where your latex files are present. This will solve your problem.
The corresponding iet.bst file is not present in the latex template provided by the IET journal. Can anybody share me that file for including the bibliography in the paper.
I have resolved it. The problem is \cite package is not essential in IET journals it seems. While I remove that package and compiled, it worked for me.
so for IET networks
\bibliographystyle{iet}
\bibliography{your bib file name}
is enough. make sure the .bst extension file is in the same folder where you kept all the files.
The iet.bst file that exists on the author page (as well as the one Manjula Raja shared) provides the correct format for citation; yet it seem to lack the square brackets around the ref. numbers on the references section.
In other words, in the References section, the references appear to be like:
Anybody knows why where using the iet.bst file, when adding the citation of a Tech.report, the format is not right? The closing parenthesis is missing after the year.
I share the screenshots of the bibliographic reference in the References Section and the definition of the reference in the * .bib file.
When I want to use \cite command in the paper body, the following error appears.
{{
Runaway argument?
]{morshed2016fault}[1]. An MG is a small-scale power system with dist\ETC.
! Paragraph ended before \@citex was complete.
\par
l.42
? }}
what do I have to do, please?
I used it as follows:
\usepakage{cite}
"In the last few years, there has been a growing interest in the development of micro-grids (MGs) for enhancing power system reliability, better power quality and reducing the environmental impacts \cite{morshed2016fault}".