The Morse Code is a system of representation of letters and numbers through signals emitted intermittently with sound or light, and represented with dots and stripes.

How it works

1. The duration of the point is the minimum possible.
2. A line lasts approximately three times that of the point.
3. Between each pair of symbols of the same letter there is an absence of signal with approximate duration to that of a point.
4. Among the letters of the same word, the absence is approximately three points.
5. For the separation of transmitted words the time is approximately three times that of the line.

Characters

A · —
B — · · ·
C — · — ·
CH — — — —
D — · ·
E ·
F · · — ·
G — — ·
H · · · ·
I · ·
J · — — —
K — · —
L · — · ·
M — —
N — ·
Ñ — — · — —
O — — —
P · — — ·
Q — — · —
R · — ·
S · · ·
T —
U · · —
V · · · —
W · — —
X — · · —
Y — · — —
Z — — · ·
! — — · · — —
” · — · · — ·
? · · — — · ·
, — · — · — —
. · — · — · —
0 — — — — —
1 · — — — —
2 · · — — —
3 · · · — —
4 · · · · —
5 · · · · ·
6 — · · · ·
7 — — · · ·
8 — — — · ·
9 — — — — ·

Example

My name (Carlos Rodrigo):

-.-. .- .-. .-.. — … / .-. — -.. .-. .. –. —

Links

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Morse\_code

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