Baudotbased
Baudotbased is a term that refers to a method of encoding and transmitting text data using the Baudot code, which is a 5-bit code used primarily for telegraphy. The Baudot code was developed by Émile Baudot in 1874 and is notable for its simplicity and efficiency in transmitting alphanumeric characters over telegraph lines. It is a binary-coded decimal (BCD) system, meaning each character is represented by a unique combination of five binary digits (bits).
The Baudot code includes 32 possible combinations, which are used to represent 26 letters of the English
Baudotbased systems have been used in various applications, including early computer systems and telecommunications networks. However,