Chinese Morse code encrypt/decrypt tool: encrypts and decrypts Chinese text to and from Morse code; when decrypting, mind the separators between characters
Standard Morse code does not include Chinese characters; this Chinese Morse tool gets them via Unicode conversion
Morse code (Morse alphabet), also translated as Morse telegraphy code, is a signal code of alternating on and off
This signal code uses different arrangements to express different English letters, digits and punctuation marks
Morse code encryption characters are only letters, digits and punctuation, case-insensitive, and support Chinese characters
Invented in 1837 by the American Morse (Samuel Finley Breese Morse), making possible the 1835 invention of the Morse telegraph
Morse code encoding is simple and clear with little ambiguity; characters are mainly formed by two symbols, "." and "-", one long one short
This is widely used in many cases, such as sending a distress signal
When sending distress signals with light in Morse code, define a long light as "-" and a short light as ".", and a flashlight's on/off switch can then send all kinds of messages, such as distress signals
If the light flashes in the pattern "short flash, dark, short flash, dark, short flash, dark, long flash, dark, long flash, dark, long flash, dark, short flash, dark, short flash, dark, short flash", it means the distress signal SOS
Because the Morse code of SOS is ... --- ... , light encoding can be done under the rules above. The encoding is actually very simple:Three short, three long, three short
Besides light, sound (two distinct sounds) can also be used to send a distress signal. This type of distress signal is worth knowing about and may come in handy when needed
1. Morse code for the 26 letters
| Character | Code symbols | Character | Code symbols | Character | Code symbols | Character | Code symbols |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | ．━ | B | ━ ．．． | C | ━ ．━ ． | D | ━ ．． |
| E | ． | F | ．．━ ． | G | ━ ━ ． | H | ．．．． |
| I | ．． | J | ．━ ━ ━ | K | ━ ．━ | L | ．━ ．． |
| M | ━ ━ | N | ━ ． | O | ━ ━ ━ | P | ．━ ━ ． |
| Q | ━ ━ ．━ | R | ．━ ． | S | ．．． | T | ━ |
| U | ．．━ | V | ．．．━ | W | ．━ ━ | X | ━ ．．━ |
| Y | ━ ．━ ━ | Z | ━ ━ ．． |
2. Morse code encryption for numbers
| Character | Code symbols | Character | Code symbols | Character | Code symbols | Character | Code symbols |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | ━ ━ ━ ━ ━ | 1 | ．━ ━ ━ ━ | 2 | ．．━ ━ ━ | 3 | ．．．━ ━ |
| 4 | ．．．．━ | 5 | ．．．．． | 6 | ━ ．．．． | 7 | ━ ━ ．．． |
| 8 | ━ ━ ━ ．． | 9 | ━ ━ ━ ━ ． |
3. Morse code for punctuation
| Character | Code symbols | Character | Code symbols | Character | Code symbols | Character | Code symbols |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| . | ．━ ．━ ．━ | : | ━ ━ ━ ．．． | , | ━ ━ ．．━ ━ | ; | ━ ．━ ．━ ． |
| ? | ．．━ ━ ．． | = | ━ ．．．━ | ' | ．━ ━ ━ ━ ． | / | ━ ．．━ ． |
| ! | ━ ．━ ．━ ━ | ━ | ━ ．．．．━ | _ | ．．━ ━ ．━ | " | ．━ ．．━ ． |
| ( | ━ ．━ ━ ． | ) | ━ ．━ ━ ．━ | $ | ．．．━ ．．━ | & | ． ．．． |
| @ | ．━ ━ ．━ ． |
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No. MD5 is a one-way digest — you can compare it, never reverse it. So-called "decryption" is a rainbow-table hit.
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