![]() ![]() The Code Morse principle is actually very simple, it assigns to each symbol (letters, numbers, and some special characters) a value constituted by dots for short impulsions,Īnd by dashes for long impulsions. You could transmit data with every way that allow you to produce recognizable impulsions. Light signals, visual, analogic, or even numeric. In fact the impulsions that allows the data to be transmitted could be sound signals, The advantage of the Morse Code lies in its simplicity and its universality. He at least gave the Morse Code his name. To Samuel Morse, though this is considered as controversial. The paternity of Morse Code is often assigned
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