Chronological Development of Telecommunication in
Subcontinent
Ø
1850 :
Electric Telegraph Line between
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1853 :
Telegraph branch under Posts and Telegraph Department,
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1853 :
4000 miles Telegraph lines constructed in
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1855 :
Telegraph service opened to public in
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1858 :
Ø 1885 : Telegraph Act.
Ø 1886 : Copper wire replacing iron wire.
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1895 :
Phonogram introduced in
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1902 :
Wireless Telegraphy started in
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1914 : Postal and Telegraph
departments merged in
Ø 1933 : Wireless Telegraphy Act.
Ø 1949 : Introduction of Hindi script telegram.
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1962 :
Reconstructed as
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1971 :
Reconstructed as
Ø 1975 : Reconstructed as Telegraph and Telephone Board.
Ø 1979 : Reconstructed as Bangladesh Telegraph and Telephone Board (BTTB) with right to issue license for telecom and wireless services.
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1981 :
Digital Telex Exchange in
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1983 :
Automatic Digital
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1985 : Coinbox Telephone service introduced in
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1989 :
GENTEX Telegraph messaging service introduced in
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1989 :
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1989 :
Ø 1989 : Cellular mobile phone4 company Pacific Bangladesh Telephone Limited and Bangladesh Telecom got license.
Ø
1995 :
Card Telephone service introduced in
Ø 1995 : Regulatory power of BTTB transferred to Ministry (MoPT).
Ø
1995 : 2nd
and 3rd
Ø 1996 : Grameen Phone got cellular mobile Telephone license.
Ø 1996 : Telecom Malaysia International Bangladesh got cellular mobile license.
Ø 1998 : Telecom Policy.
Ø
2000 :
Global Telecom Service (
Ø 2001 : Telecommunication Act, to establish Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC).
Ø 2002 : ICT Policy.
Ø 2004 : Teletalk cellular mobile launched.
Ø 2006 : NGN introduced in BTTB.
Ø 2008 (1 July) : Converted into Bangladesh Telecommunications Company Limited (BTCL) with 100% shares owned by Government and with 9 directors, headed by secretary of Ministry of Post and Telecommunications.
MEMORY RECALL:
Telegraph
Telex
Teleprinter
Pay-Phone: Coin Box / Cardphone
Analogue Exchanges: Magneto / Central-Battery (CB) / Electro-Mechanical-Device (EMD)
Digital: Exchanges
NEC (NEAX) / Ericsson (AXE) / Alcatel (E10) / Netus (DMS) / Italtel (LUT-Linea UT-4.100) / KT (Mercury DTS4000) /
ZTE (ZXJ) / Huawei (C&C08) / Golden-Dragon-Telecom-Technology (HJD) / Sanghai Bell (S-12)
Network: HF / VHF / Microwave / Satellite / Optical Fibre
WLL: Wireless Local
Frame Relay
Z.25
ATM
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Mose Code was
invented by Samuel F. B. Morse and Alfred Vail in 1836. It was
originally used to convey messages through a telegraph. |
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Letter |
phonetic letter |
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A |
Alpha |
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B |
Bravo |
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C |
Charlie/
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D |
Delta |
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E |
Echo |
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F |
Foxtrot/ Fox |
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G |
Golf |
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H |
Hotel |
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I |
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J |
Juliet |
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K |
Kilo/ King |
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L |
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M |
Mike/ Mary/ Monkey |
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N |
November/
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O |
Oscar/
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P |
Papa |
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Q |
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R |
Romeo/ Radio |
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S |
Sierra/ Sugar |
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T |
Tango |
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U |
Uniform/
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V |
Victor/ Violet |
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W |
Whiskey |
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X |
X-ray |
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Y |
Yankee/ Yellow |
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Z |
Zulu/ Zebra |