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Genetic algorithms (GAs) have been successfully applied to the design optimization of electromagnetic devices. In this paper, practical issues relating to the implementation the technique are examined. The possibility of a premature convergence in some applications is studied. Recommendations and guidelines to take these practical implementation issues into consideration are explained through application examples.