Morse Code Vocabulary

Vocabulary terms derived from the Morse Code lecture notes, focusing on the system's character components and specific signals.

Morse Code

A communication system that, according to the transcript, includes the sequential alphabet from A to Z and numerical digits from 1 to 0.

SOS

A specific distress signal or code sequence listed at the end of the Morse Code character set.

Morse Code

A communication system that, according to the transcript, includes the sequential alphabet from A to Z and numerical digits from 1 to 0. Each letter and number is represented by a specific sequence of dots (short signals) and dashes (long signals).

Writing Letters in Morse Code

Each letter of the alphabet is represented by a unique combination of dots and dashes in Morse Code. For example: A = .-, B = -…, C = -.-., etc.

SOS

A specific distress signal or code sequence listed at the end of the Morse Code character set.

Writing Letters in Morse Code

Each letter of the alphabet is represented by a unique combination of dots and dashes in Morse Code. For example: A = .-, B = -…, C = -.-., D = -.., E = ., F = ..-. , G = --., H = …., I = .., J = .---, K = -.-, L = .-.., M = --, N = -., O = --- , P = .--., Q = --.-, R = .-., S = …, T = -, U = ..-, V = …-, W = .--, X = -..-, Y = -.--, Z = --.., and numeric digits: 1 = .----, 2 = ..---, 3 = …--, 4 = ….-, 5 = ….. , 6 = -…., 7 = --…, 8 = ---.., 9 = ----., 0 = -----.