Morse Code

Named after Samuel Morse, inventor of the telegraph. Morse code is used to transmit messages using simple methods such as flashlight, buzzer, telegraph, tapping, etc. The code utilizes a combination of dots and dashes to represent letters of the alphabet and numbers. Dots are short bursts, where dashes are longer bursts equal to 3 three dots in duration.

International Morse Code
A		S
B		T
C		U
D		V
E		W
F		X
G		Y
H		Z
I		1
J		2
K		3
L		4
M		5
N		6
O		7
P		8
Q		9
R		0

Examples

SOS:     

Hello:         

MIStupid:               

Translator

Input letters, words, or sentences and click Translate.
Click Play to hear the code.
Input Morse code using . (dot) and - (dash), separating letters with spaces, and words with a /.

Translator by: Stephen Christopher Phillips - http://www.soton.ac.uk/~scp93ch/

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