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    Mini Project-: Morse Code Transmitter and Receiver

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    GEETHANJALI COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

    DEPT. OF E.C.E
    3rd year
    batch no

    MINI PROJECT- Morse code transmitter and receiver


    By-
    RASHMI TADAS
    (16R11A04N9)
    HARSHA MADDI
    (16R11A04M8)
    M.V. NARESH
    (16R1A04M3)
    Overview
     Introduction
     History
     Block Diagram
     Software/Hardware tools
     Uses of Morse code
     Scope in Future
    WHAT IS MORSE CODE ?
    Basically, Morse Code was a means of early communication
    using dots and dashes or long and short sounds that
    correlated to each letter of the Latin alphabet. These
    messages were typically sent by electric telegraph or by light
    signals.
    Who Invented American Morse Code?
    Samuel Finley Breese Morse is credited with the creation
    or invention of Morse Code, who it is named after. He was
    an American inventor who was also a well known painter.
    He was born on April 27, 1791 in Charlestown. He
    graduated from Yale in 1810 and began his career as a
    painter. Samuel Morse helped found the National
    Academy of Design before he pursued his passion of
    invention.
    In the 1830's, Morse began work on the first electrical
    telegraph, which was a means of communicating using
    electricity. He received his first patent for the electrical
    telegraph in 1837.
    MORSE CODE

    Each letter of the alphabet was translated into short and


    long signals also known as dots and dashes.

    The pulse length of a dash is equal to the pulse length of


    three dots.

    Eventually, when Morse Code was adapted to radio, the


    dots and dashes began being referred to as "dits" and
    "dahs" based on the sound of the radio pulses.
    Importance of Morse Code
    Before the invention of Morse Code and the telegraph, messages were still handwritten and
    carried by horseback. Morse Code changed the way we communicated.

    In the time of its invention, it was the fastest long distance form of communication.

    Morse Code allowed for ships at sea to communicate over long distances using large
    lights.

    Morse Code was especially pivotal during the second World War because it greatly
    improved the speed of communication.

    Naval war ships were able to communicate with their bases and provide critical
    information to each other.

    War planes also used Morse Code to detail locations for enemy ships, bases, and troops
    and relay them back to headquarters.
    TX:
    ⮚ Block Diagram
    INPUT

    MORSE CODE
    ENCODER OUTPUT

    RX:
    MORSE
    CODE +
    NOICE

    OUTPUT
    ACROSS LCD
    DECODER DISPLAY
    SYSTEM IMPLEMENTATION
    SOFTWARE TOOLS
    Arduino ide

    SOFTWARE
    TOOLS: HARDWARE TOOLS
    Arduino uno
    Morse Code is most prevalent in Aviation and Aeronautical fields
    since radio navigational aids such as VOR's and NDB's still identify in
    Morse Code.
    The US Navy and Coast Guard still use signal lamps to communicate
    via Morse Code.
    Uses of morse Morse Code has also been used as an alternative form of
    communication for people with disabilities or whom have their
    code abilities to communicate imparied by stroke, heart attack, or
    paralysis.
    There have been several cases where individuals have been able to
    use their eyelids to communicate in Morse Code by using a series of
    long and quick blinks to represent that dots and dashes.
    SCOPE IN FUTURE

     IN NAVY ,Flashing light to text converter (FLTC,) will be


    very use full.
     People having disabilities use there eyelids ,finger etc to
    communicate .
     Better way of signaling in the time of crisis.
    Thank you

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