Electromechanical and electronic switching system, Electrical Engineering

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Q. Compare electromechanical switching system with electronic switching system.

Sr. No	Electromechanical switching System	Electronic Switching System
1	Makes use of electromechanical Switches	Makes use of electronic switching elements such as diodes/ transistors.
2	Require large space	Less space required and less bulks.
3	Regular maintenance required	Less maintenance required
4	Common control is used	Computer control is used
5	Cannot provide additional services to customers	Can provide enhanced services to customers.

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