Übersetzung für 'Morse key' von Englisch nach Deutsch

Morse key

Morsetaste {f}

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Morse code

Morseschrift {f}

Morsealphabet {n}

Morsecode {m}

Werbung

Morse taper

Morsekonus {m}tech.

Morse theory

Morsetheorie {f}math.

Morse (code)

Morsealphabet {n}

Morse space

Zwischenraum {m} zwischen Morsezeichen

Morse potential

Morse-Potential {n}phys.

Morse dot

Morsepunkt {m}telecom.

Inspector Morse

Inspektor Morse, Mordkommission OxfordRadioTVF

Morse lamp

Morselampe {f}

Morse telegraphy

Morsetelegraphie {f}telecom.

Morsetelegrafie {f}telecom.

Morse signal

Morsezeichen {n}

Morse dash

Morsestrich {m}

Morse function

Morsefunktion {f}math.

Morse character

Morsezeichen {n}

Morse taper <MT>

Morsekegel {m} <MK>tech.

Morse sending speed

Morsetempo {n}telecom.

to send Morse code

morsentelecom.

• Dorsal and ventral identification lights could be operated in Morse code by the pilot using a small morse key in the cockpit.
• Byrne then held up the post office and destroyed the morse key and insulator.
• A telegrapher used a conventional Morse key to tap out the message in Morse code.
• A Morse key recovered from the battleship "Grosser Kurfürst" during the salvage is displayed at a Fife museum.
• AN/ARC-5 transmitter control boxes contain no Morse key.

• This excitation or "keep-alive" circuit was necessary for single-phase rectifiers such as the excitron and for mercury-arc rectifiers used in the high-voltage supply of radiotelegraphy transmitters, as current flow was regularly interrupted every time the Morse key was released.
• The equipment consists of a plunger or tapper (rather like a Morse key) which when pressed, rings a single-stroke bell in a neighbouring box.
• This is an exceptionally slow data transmission rate, even for human operators who had great difficulty operating a morse key that slowly.
• The switching on and off of the transmitter with the signalling morse key makes the driver motor change frequency just a bit, so the frequency is outside the narrow band of the antenna and thus transmitted with much less power.
• The characters were given by hand with a Morse key at the same pace.

• Early in 1930 wireless telephony contact was made with Amalgamated Wireless (Australasia) in Sydney and on 26 March of that year, Marconi achieved publicity worldwide when, by pressing a Morse key on his yacht in Genoa harbour, he remotely switched on the lights in Sydney for the opening of the World Exhibition.
• Vibroplex is the brand of side-to-side mechanical, semi-automatic Morse key first manufactured and sold in 1905 by the Vibroplex Company, after its invention and patent by Horace Greeley Martin of New York City in 1904.