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Humans are good at encoding data.
Communication breaks down when you don't speak the language
How do we do this?
Coded Signals Line of Sight
Optical Telegraph
Both sides need to know the code
Claude Chappe
1792 - 1837~
Pioneered by Samuel Morse
1836
Electrical Signals over a wire.
Both sides needed to be trained in morse code.
Invented by Émile Baudot
1874
5 bit code to send letters
Multiplexed transmissions
Chorded Keyboard
"Baud" Comes from Baudot
🔥240 baud
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Harmonic Telegraph /
Audible Telegraphy
1876~
Allowed 10 signals on a 1 telegram line.
~1908
Non-Skilled operators on both ends, uses Baudot Murray encoding. Enabled typing and receiving on both ends.
~1942
Connect teleprinters over regular phone lines.
Demodulates and Modulates data to be sent over standard lines.
Allows us to change the frequency over time.
It allows us to extract a (single) target frequency intensity over time
We want it to be as close to "binary" as we can get it.