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Project Runeberg did not digitize this title, and it is not stored on our server. The years 1924-2003 were digitized, perhaps for the 80th anniversary, and are available since 2010 at the Ericsson History website, launched in 2007 by the Centre for Business History (Centrum för näringslivshistoria) in Stockholm. However, in the spring of 2017 that website was closed and replaced with a redirect to Ericsson.com, where this information is not available. Thus, we have updated all our links to point through the Internet Archive's Wayback machine. More recent issues are found at Ericsson.com. Project Runeberg only provides this list of links to PDF files of the various issues, for your convenience.

Ericsson Review is a scientific and technical journal published by Ericsson, the Swedish telecom equipment manufacturer. This page lists the English edition, published since 1924. In parallel, a Swedish language edition was published 1924-1991, German 1927-1975, French 1927-1991, and a Spanish edition 1924-2001.

Volume 1 (1924) - 2 (1925) - 3 (1926) - 4 (1927) - 5 (1928) - 6 (1929) - 7 (1930) - 8 (1931) - 9 (1932) - 10 (1933) - 11 (1934) - 12 (1935) - 13 (1936) - 14 (1937) - 15 (1938) - 16 (1939) - 17 (1940) - 18 (1941) - 19 (1942) - 20 (1943) - 21 (1944) - 22 (1945) - 23 (1946) - 24 (1947) - 25 (1948) - 26 (1949) - 27 (1950) - 28 (1951) - 29 (1952) - 30 (1953) - 31 (1954) - 32 (1955) - 33 (1956) - 34 (1957) - 35 (1958) - 36 (1959) - 37 (1960) - 38 (1961) - 39 (1962) - 40 (1963) - 41 (1964) - 42 (1965) - 43 (1966) - 44 (1967) - 45 (1968) - 46 (1969) - 47 (1970) - 48 (1971) - 49 (1972) - 50 (1973) - 51 (1974) - 52 (1975) - 53 (1976) - 54 (1977) - 55 (1978) - 56 (1979) - 57 (1980) - 58 (1981) - 59 (1982) - 60 (1983) - 61 (1984) - 62 (1985) - 63 (1986) - 64 (1987) - 65 (1988) - 66 (1989) - 67 (1990) - 68 (1991) - 69 (1992) - 70 (1993) - 71 (1994) - 72 (1995) - 73 (1996) - 74 (1997) - 75 (1998) - 76 (1999) - 77 (2000) - 78 (2001) - 79 (2002) - 80 (2003) - 81 (2004) - 82 (2005) - 83 (2006) - 84 (2007) - 85 (2008) - 86 (2009) - 87 (2010) - 88 (2011).

• Vol. 1 (1924), No. 1-2 (Announcement, Growth and Present Development of the L. M. Ericsson Organization. I, The L. M. Ericsson Automatic Switching System with 500-line Selectors, Development of the L. M. Ericsson Telephone Plant in Mexico, Readable Type of Calling Device for Automatic Telephone Systems, L. M. Ericsson at the Gothenburg Exhibition 1923, The Ericsson Automatic in Rotterdam, New Telephone Plant in Verona, New Telephones in Tangier),
  No. 3-4 (Present Development of the L. M. Ericsson Organization. II, The Hamar Full Automatic Telephone Exchange, Time Recording Systems, The Nässjö Electric Interlocking Plant, The Handmicrotelephone. Pictures and Rhymes, Typical Manual Telephone Exchanges (Åbo, Finland)),
  No. 5-6 (Household Tariff Meters, Calculation of the Required Number of Switches for Automatic Telephone Exchanges, The Compañia Entrerriana de Teléfonos in the Argentine, Automatic Telephone Exchange in San Sebastian),
  No. 7-8 (Amplifiers for Wire Telephony, The Ericsson Automatic Telephone System. Description of Circuits, The Automatic Telephone Exchange in Christiansund, Norway),
  No. 9-10 (The Shanghai Automatic Exchange, Standards for Transmitters and Receivers, Traffic Regulating Signals at the Stockholm Lock, Preservation and Maintenance of Wooden Telephone Poles),
  No. 11-12 (Telephone Conditions in the Dutch East Indies, The Patent Controversy Automatic Electric Co. versus L. M. Ericsson, Ordering Taxicabs by Telephone, New Telephone Exchanges in the Orient and China, Some Facts about Colombia and the Bogota Exhibition 1923)
• Vol. 2 (1925), No. 1-2 (The Ericsson system for Distribution of Telephone Cables, Automatic Switching for Private Telephone Exchanges, L. M. Ericsson obtains Concession in Italy, The Ericsson Water-tight Microphone Capsule, Some Facts about the Telephone Plant in Tangier),
  No. 3-4 (Automatic Voting, The Calcutta Telephone Exchanges 34, The Madrid Exhibition of Telephone and Kindred Appliances, The New Poland. An Economic Survey, Swedish Telephone Activities in Poland, The Ericsson Cable Works at Älvsjö, Stockholm),
  No. 5-6 (Modernization of Plants operated by The Polish Telephone Company, Underground Cable Construction with Cement Conduits, The Electric Interlocking Plant at the »Borås Lower» Station, New Automatic Equipment for Stockholm and Gothenburg, Secret Intercommunication System with Key Switching),
  No. 7-8 (The Verona Telephone Plant, The Special Service Bureau for the »Rikstelefon» Exchanges in Stockholm, The Ericsson Fire-Alarm System. I. With Generator Signalling, Notes of Interest Concerning some of L. M. Ericsson's earlier Types of Telephone Equipment: The Hand Micro-Telephone),
  No. 9-10 (Torsten af Geijerstam, in memoriam, A few Illustrations from the Works of The British L. M. Ericsson Mfg. Co, List of Ericsson Automatic Telephone Exchanges, Working and under Construction, A Talk on Telephone Directories),
  No. 11-12 (Junction Traffic between Automatic and Manual Exchanges, The Ericsson Fire-AIarm System. II. With Morse Telegraphic Signalling)
• Vol. 3 (1926), No. 1-2 (The New Interlocking Plant in Malmoe, The Ericsson Fire-Alarm System. II. With Morse Telegraphic Signalling),
  No. 3-4 (The L. M. Ericsson Display Room in the Ericsson Tower Building, Stockholm, The Empresea de Teléfonos Ericsson, S. A., Selling Fish over the Phone, Notes of interest from Chile, Ericsson Company Obtains Concession for Toll Traffic in Mexico, New C. B. Exchange for Chile),
  No. 5-6 (The New Ericsson Automatic Exchanges, The Toll Traffic Problem in Europe with Special Reference to the Organization of the Service, Magnet Steel for Telephone Purposes, The Rotterdam Toll Exchange, List of Ericsson Automatic Telephone Exchanges, Working and under Construction, New Interlocking Plant for The Danish State Railways, Automatic Telephones in Russia),
  No. 7-8 (Anton Ryberg †, The Toll Traffic Problem in Europe with Special Reference to the Organization of the Service, On Various Principles of Receiver and Loud-Speaker Design, Description of the New Ericsson Automatic Exchanges in San Sebastián and Vicinity, General Notes, Table of Ericsson Private Automatic Exchanges in Service and under Construction September 30, 1926),
  No. 9-12 (Lars Magnus Ericsson. In Memoriam, Lars Magnus Ericsson. A few Personal Impressions, The Toll Traffic Problem in Europe with Special Reference to the Organization of the Service. (Conclusion), The New Rotterdam Toll Exchange, Martin Löfgren. In Memoriam, Eric Vallin, 50 Years, Telephone Communications in Italy, The Electric Interlocking Plant at Flen, Sweden, Contents)
• Vol. 4 (1927), No. 1-3 (To our Readers and Collaborators, Swedish Telephones in Angora, The Automatic Exchange in Forli, Italy, The Hässleholm Electric Interlocking Plant, Miss Constance Andersson 60 years, American and European Toll Traffic, Dial Type of Impulse Transmitters),
  No. 4-6 (In memoriam: Lieut.-Colonel Patrick Walter d'Alton, Obituary: Ir P. de Vries D. zn, Obituary: Baron C. d'Aulnis de Bourouill, Three semi-centenarians: E. G. Windahl, Per Edward Allvén and Gustav Wettermark, On Various Principles of Receiver and Loud-Speaker Design, Automatic Section Blocking on the Line Stockholm Östra—Stocksund, Electric Signal Installation for the Electric Railway Stockholm-Djursholm, Field Telephone Switches and Switchboards. Various principles of construction),
  No. 7-9 (In memoriam: Carl Johan Andersson, In memoriam: Erik O. Sandberg, The Burial of Erik O. Sandberg, The L. M. Ericsson Automatic Telephone System. Experiences from the Stockholm telephone net concerning the efficiency and maintenance of the system, The Skövde and Herrljunga Interlocking Plants, Time control and efficiency, Field Telephone Switchboard for Buzzer and Magneto Signals, Local Telephone Installations with Push Button Intercommunication Telephone Instruments, Projecting City Telephone Nets),
  No. 10-12 (The International Exhibition in Como, In Memorian: Leo Spœrhase, Obituary: Stanislaw Grodzki, Anselm Van Minden, Person to Person Long Distance Calls, General Theory on Homogeneous Parallel Lines, Interlocking Plant East of the Torup Station, The International Chamber of Commerce and the International European Telephone Traffic, The Automatic Voting Device of the Finnish Parliament, Contents)
• Vol. 5 (1928), No. 1-3 (Look forward, Suburban Telephone Traffic in a Large City, Call Order Service at the Stockholm Toll Exchange, Making Register Connections by Means of Cord Circuit Finders, Time Recording, During What Length of Time and with how Large a Capacity shall a Manual Exchange be Retained in an Otherwise Automatic Telephone Net?, Contents),
  No. 4-6 (Carl Edward Nilsson †, The Telephone as an Aid in the Organization of the Taxicab Service in large Cities, The Swedish Radio Company, The smallest electric interlocking machine, Telephone poles of reinforced concrete, Some hints on track circuit calculation, Contents),
  No. 7-9 (Subtraction Meter with Load Balancing Switch, On Junction Telephone Traffic Automatic to Automatic, or Manual to Automatic, On Forest Fires and Forest Fire Protection, On Subscribers' Meters, Automatic Warning Signals at the Railway Crossing near the Henriksdal Station on the Stockholm—Saltsjon Railway, Contents),
  No. 10-12 (Anunciator System for Hotels, Hospitals, Sanatorium and Similar Establishments, Low Tension Installations in a Modern Industrial Plant, On Cross-Talk and other Problems of a Kindred Nature, The Automatic Fire Alarm, Fire Protection in Industrial Life, Contents, Vol. V, 1928 Contents)
• Vol. 6 (1929), No. 1-3 (The Activities of Max Sieverts Fabriks Aktiebolag, Developments in the Manufacture of Lead Sheathed Cable by Max Sieverts Fabriks Aktiebolag (The Max Sievert Cable Works) at Sundbyberg, Sweden, from 1910 to 1928, The Patent Controversy, High Tension Condensers for Compensating Reactive Effect in Alternating Current Nets, Modern Manual Exchanges, The Lemberg (Poland) Telephone Exchange, The Electrotechnical Propaganda Courses in Sweden 1925 to 1927, Calculation of the Required Number of Switches with Consideration for the Value of the Subscribers' Time, Contents),
  No. 4-6 (The Continued Automatization of the Stockholm Telephone Net, Electrolysis in Underground Cables, The New Interlocking Plants in Linkœping and Mjœlby, Ericsson Interlocking and Railway Signalling Equipment at the Barcelona Exhibition 1929, Contents),
  No. 7-9 (Induction in a System of Parallel Lines, Time Recording as an aid in Estimating Cost of Production, A Comparison between Manual and Automatic Telephone Service, The Value of the Automatic Fire Alarm, Errata. Electrolysis in Underground Cables, part I, Electrolysis in Underground Cables, Contents),
  No. 10-12 (The Electric Interlocking Plant at the Passenger Station in Revel (Tallin), Esthonia, New Swedish Carrier Current Telephone and Telegraph Systems on Telephone Lines, The Influence of Condensers on the Functioning of Relays with Respect to the Periodic Case, Contents, Contents 1929)
• Vol. 7 (1930), No. 1-6, 6-12
• Vol. 8 (1931), No. 1-3, 4-6, 7-9, 10-12
• Vol. 9 (1932), No. 1-3, 4-6
• Vol. 10 (1933), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 11 (1934), No. 1, 2, 3
• Vol. 12 (1935), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 13 (1936), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 14 (1937), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 15 (1938), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 16 (1939), No. 1, 2, 3, 4,
• Vol. 17 (1940), no issues
• Vol. 18 (1941), no issues
• Vol. 19 (1942), no issues
• Vol. 20 (1943), no issues
• Vol. 21 (1944), no issues
• Vol. 22 (1945), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 23 (1946), No. 1, 1a, 2, 2a, 3, 4,
• Vol. 24 (1947), no issues
• Vol. 25 (1948), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 26 (1949), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 27 (1950), No. 1 (Conference Telephone, Type DYA, The Binding Wire Lightning Arrester — a New Form of Lightning Protection for Telephone Open Wire Lines, Aktiebolaget Rifa — LM Ericsson's New Capacitor Factory, Svenskradio Table Gramophone, LM Ericsson Exchanges 1949, Ericsson Technics),
  No. 2 (Manual Private Branch Switchboards with Cords, Balancing Machine for Motor Car Wheels, AB Alpha Mechanical and Plastic Products, New Telephone Instrument for the L M Ericsson Loudspeaking Telephone, New Type of Staff Locator, Ericsson Radio Receivers),
  No. 3 (Sieverts Kabelverk's Laboratories, The Ericsson Type BMN Battery Eliminators, Ericsson Technics, On the Planning of Networks for Telephone Plants, Alpha Three-way Wall Socket, Vehicle-actuated Road Traffic Signals, LM Ericsson at the St Eriks Fair),
  No. 4 (The L M Ericsson Crossbar Switch System in Helsinki, A Midget Telephone Relay, Plug-in Type Safety Signal Relays, New Models of Engaged Signalling Equipment, The Most Northerly Automatic Exchange in the World, Equipment for Power-supplying at Constant Voltage and Frequency, The ATU-system — a New Form of Light Fitting)
• Vol. 28 (1951), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 29 (1952), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 30 (1953), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 31 (1954), No. 1, 2, 3
• Vol. 32 (1955), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 33 (1956), No. 1 (Electronic Telephone Exchanges, Reorganization of Shunting at Ånge Marshalling Yard, Swedish State Railways, Mains Connected Job Costers, Germanium Power Rectifiers, New L M Ericsson Exchanges, L M Ericsson News from All Quarters of the World),
  No. 2 (Qualitative Maintenance of Automatic Telephone Networks, New 6- and 8-channeI Carrier Telephone Systems for Open-Wire Lines, L M Ericsson's Traingraph, L M Ericsson News from All Quarters of the World),
  No. 3 (Application of 8-channel Openwire Carrier Telephone Systems in Brazil Practical Experience in the Operation of Crossbar Exchanges in the Rotterdam Zone, Telesignalling Equipment in a Modern Hospital, L M Ericsson News from All Quarters of the World),
  No. 4 (Ericsson Telephones, Ericofon—The New Telephone Set, The Ericofon Chassis, Circuit Design of Ericofon, Ericofon Receiver and Transmitter Insets, Ericofon Induction Coil, L M Ericsson News from All Quarters of the World)
• Vol. 34 (1957), No. 1 (Maintenance of Aarhus Area Exchanges, Mechanization of the Åland Telephone Network, Connecting and Protector Strips for Main Distribution Frames, Visual Staff Locator System for Small and Medium-sized Offices, Traffic Signals at Västerbron, Stockholm, L M Ericsson Exchanges Cut into Service 1956, L M Ericsson News from All Quarters of the World),
  No. 2 (L M Ericsson's 960-Circuit System for Coaxial Cables. I. Introduction and Survey, Multi-Position C.B. Type Private Manual Branch Exchanges, The L M Ericsson Attendance Time Recorders, Mechanization of Duct Manufacture, Electromagnetic Underpillow Loudspeaker, L M Ericsson News from All Quarters of the World)
  No. 3 (L M Ericsson's 960-Circuit System for Coaxial Cables. II. HF Line Equipment, The Multirecorder—An Instrument for Recording Switching Time Functions, A New Tape Recorder—Ericorder KTB 212, Ericsson's TV Range 1957, L M Ericsson News from All Quarters of the World),
  No. 4 (L M Ericsson's 960-Circuit System for Coaxial Cables. II. HF Line Equipment. The HF Signal Path: The Cosine Equalizer, C.T.C. on the Danish State Railways, Three-Phase Meter with "Extra Insulation", New Cordless P.M.B.X. for C.B. Operation, Developments of the L M Ericsson Combine-Unit System for Sound Distribution, L M Ericsson News from All Quarters of the World)
• Vol. 35 (1958), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 36 (1959), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 37 (1960), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 38 (1961), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 39 (1962), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 40 (1963), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 41 (1964), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 42 (1965), No. 1 (Protection against Overvoltages on Telephone Lines, The Automatic Telephone Network in Curaçao, Relay Interlocking with Pushbutton Control and Train Describer System at Stockholm Central Station, RITT Method of Instruction, L M Ericsson Exchanges Cut into Service 1964, L M Ericsson News from All Quarters of the World),
  No. 2 (Equalizers for Telephone Channels, L M Ericsson Laser for Rangefinding, AKD 791, P.A.B.X. with Code Switches for 300—4800 Extensions, Traffic Signals for Dalaplan Road Junction, Malmö, L M Ericsson News from All Quarters of the World),
  No. 3 (L M Ericsson's H.F. Line Equipment for Small-Diameter Coaxial Cable, AKD 735, Code Switch P.A.B.X. for 30 Extensions, Radio Alarming of Fire Brigade, L M Ericsson News from All Quarters of the World),
  No. 4 (Signal Conversion Equipment for Parallel Data Transmission on Telephone Lines, On the Dynamic Characteristics of the Electromagnetic Relay, TELEALARM—Equipment for Issue of Alarm on Automatic Telephone Network, L M Ericsson News from All Quarters of the World)
• Vol. 43 (1966), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 44 (1967), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 45 (1968), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 46 (1969), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 47 (1970), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 48 (1971), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 49 (1972), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 50 (1973), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 51 (1974), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 52 (1975), No. 1, 2, 3-4
• Vol. 53 (1976), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 54 (1977), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 55 (1978), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 56 (1979), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 57 (1980), No. 1 (RIFA - a Modern Component Manufacturer, Teletraffic Theory and its Practical Applications, A Digital Telecommunication System for Operational Centres, A Public Automatic Mobile Telephone System),
  No. 2 (Standard Telephone Set, DIAVOX 100, The DIAVOX Family, Overvoltages in Telecommunication Networks, CTR — Computerized Time Recording, Choice of Monolithic Technique, ELLEMTEL, 10 Years Old),
  No. 3 (Developments in Fibre Optics within the Ericsson Group, Optical Fibres, Optical Fibre Cables, Jointing of Optical Fibre Cables, Transmission Measurements on Optical Fibre Cables, 34 Mbit/s Optical Fibre Line System, ZAM 34-1, Field Trial with Optical Communication),
  No. 4 (Railway Signalling Systems, Construction Practice BYB for Transmission Equipments, First-Order PCM Multiplex in the BYB Construction Practice, AXE 10 - A Review, Operation and Maintenance Functions in ASB 100 and ASB 900, Antenna System for the EXOSAT Satellite, A Telephone System for Foreign Exchange Trading, Custom Design Circuits for Telecommunications)
• Vol. 58 (1981), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 59 (1982), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 60 (1983), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 61 (1984), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 62 (1985), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 63 (1986), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 64 (1987), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 65 (1988), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 66 (1989), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 67 (1990), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 68 (1991), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 69 (1992), No. 1-2, 3, 4
• Vol. 70 (1993), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 71 (1994), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 72 (1995), No. 1 (APZ 21220 - The New High-end Processor, Measuring Quality of Service in Public Telecommunications Networks, AXE 10 System Processing Capacity, Using Predictions to Improve Software Reliability, Test Marketing of Mobile Intelligent Network Services, AXE 10 Dependability),
  No. 2 (A Swedish Airborne Early Warning System Based on the Ericsson Erieye Radar, High-performance Packaging for a RISC Processor Application, D-AMPS 1900 - The Dual-Band Personal Communications System, The Apollo Demonstrator- New Low-Cost Technologies for Optical Interconnects, Development of AXE for New and Very Demanding Transit/Tandem Switching Application),
  No. 3 (System T - A Modular System for Wide Area Paging, Using DECT for Radio in the Local Loop, A System for Flexible Service-Independent Access Network Solutions, Handling Overload in AXE 10, UniSwitch - A New Flexible STM Switch Fabric Concept 132),
  No. 4 (The Introduction of UniSwitch in AXE 10, Copper Enhancement, MINI-LINK E - A New Link for Flexible Transmission in Cellular Networks, Dynamic Routing in Circuit-Switched Networks, Ericsson Review - 70 Years Young)
• Vol. 73 (1996), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 74 (1997), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 75 (1998), No. 1, 2, 3, 4
• Vol. 76 (1999), No. 1, 2, 3, 4, see also Ericsson.com
• Vol. 77 (2000), No. 1, 2, 3, 4, see also Ericsson.com
• Vol. 78 (2001), No. 1, 2, 3, 4, see also Ericsson.com
• Vol. 79 (2002), No. 1, 2, 3, 4, see also Ericsson.com
• Vol. 80 (2003), No. 1, 2, see also Ericsson.com
• Vol. 81 (2004), see Ericsson.com
• Vol. 82 (2005), see Ericsson.com
• Vol. 83 (2006), see Ericsson.com
• Vol. 84 (2007), see Ericsson.com
• Vol. 85 (2008), see Ericsson.com
• Vol. 86 (2009), see Ericsson.com
• Vol. 87 (2010), see Ericsson.com
• Vol. 88 (2011), see Ericsson.com

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