[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > the smallest and largest size code units ever used for representing character data? Teletype machines commonly use a 5-bit code (Baudot, International Alphabet Nr. 2). It has Shift-In/Shift-Out codes to switch between an alphabetic default level and a level with digits and symbols. Morse code uses a one-bit scheme, if you will, or a small number of codes (short/long sound and some 3 or 4 standard lengths of pauses) depending on how you look at it. markus DL6FCT
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