OUR MICROBIT :)

BY AVA GROARKE, CIARA KELLY ,AMY FAHY, AND RACHEL O'NEILL

  For our project we created a morse code
OUR system. We are going to hand each of you a
sheet of paper explaining which letter
PROJECT corresponds with each shape. Your challenge
is to break our code and read the message!
IDEA Good luck!
  One of the first and most successful systems of morse
HISTORY OF code was created by an American inventor called Samuel
F.B Morse. He created this system for the first ever
MORSE CODE telegraph. However it soon became apparent once the
system was introduced in Europe that the simple morse
code was not going to be sufficient, as it lacked codes for
letters in other languages, so they set up a universal code
system known as International morse code.This new
international code was more precise and a lot simpler.
Morse code has been used for many things throughout
history such as telegraphs and teleprinters. It was heavily
relied upon in world war 2 as well.
MICROBIT MORSE GENERATOR

 Morse code was invented in 1836, way before texting!

Morse only transmits one sound, so the alphabet is
turned into combinations of short and long beeps.
Similar to this, our micro bits can't send voice
messages, but they can send simple radio messages.
This allows lots of micro bits to talk to each other!
Here we will send signals from one micro bit (dot or
dash) to any other micro bits and make a handy
translation code book that holds the micro bit with
space to write down messages.
OUR CODE

 We decided to work with fairly simple radio code, and we

created our morse code patterns using the "show led" blocks.
 This will allow us to send each other messages through a secret
code!
 We have included a step by step guide so that you can create
your own morse code system too!
 We hope you enjoy!
A STEP BY
STEP OF
HOW WE DID
THIS.

STEP 1
STEP 2
STEP 3
STEP 4
STEP 5
STEP 6
BREAK THE
CODE!
THANK YOU
FOR
LISTENING ;)
BY CIARA KELLY, AVA GROARKE,
AMY FAHY, RACHEL O' NEILL.