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    Strowger switching system was the first automatic switching system developed by almon.b.strowger in 1889. In an automatic exchange, informal communication is not possible and a formal numbering plan or addressing scheme is required to identify the called subscriber.

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    Chapter Two Strowger Switching System

    By: Engr.Nuzhat Madina

    Strowger Switching System


    Strowger switching system was the first automatic switching system developed by Almon.B.Strowger in 1889. Functionally the system is classified as step-by-step switching system as the connections are established in a step-by-step manner.

    Advantages of automatic switching system over manual exchanges


    1. 2. 3. Manual Language dependent No privacy Establishment and release of calls slower

    Automatic 1. Language independent 2. Privacy provided 3. Establishment and release of calls faster

    Rotary dial telephone


    In manual exchanges, a calling subscriber may communicate the identity of the called subscriber in a natural and informal language to the operator. for example, a called subscriber may be identified by his name or profession and designation. In an automatic exchange, informal communication is not possible and a formal numbering plan or addressing scheme is required to identify the

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