Ericsson AGF telephone exchange 500 line selector demo
The Ericsson AGF telephone exchange was used all over the world for more than 50 years. The key element of these exchanges is a 500 line selector. This is a demo of the operation of such a selector. The missing parts are simulated with an Arduino microcontroller.
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