Baudotkódot
Baudotkódot, also known as the Baudot code, is a character encoding scheme developed by Jean-Maurice-Émile Baudot in the late 19th century. It was one of the earliest forms of telegraphic code and was designed for use with the Baudot multiplex telegraph system. Unlike Morse code, which uses variable length signals, Baudot code uses a fixed-length encoding.
The original Baudot code was a five-bit code. This means that each character was represented by a
Despite its limitations, the Baudot code was widely adopted and used for many decades in telegraphy and