Morse Code Decoder

The tool accepts Morse sequences composed of dots and dashes and converts them into readable ASCII text. It handles standard Morse alphabets (A–Z), digits (0–9), and common punctuation, with clear word boundaries indicated by slashes or spaces. Conceptually, each Morse token is looked up in a fixed mapping table, then concatenated to form words and sentences. This enables learners to verify hand-decoded messages or transcribe old radio notes accurately. The system is designed for batch processing and can be integrated into larger transcription workflows where rapid turnaround is essential. Unique value comes from deterministic decoding, clear handling of separators, and predictable output that supports educational use, archival digitization, and amateur radio practice. Use cases include classroom demonstrations, field transcription of Morse signals, and validating student work against reference mappings. Core features include a complete Morse-to-text lookup, token-based parsing, and robust handling of word boundaries. Optional enhancements may include prosign support, configurable error markers, and export formats for downstream analysis. The tool emphasizes reliability, reproducibility, and simplicity, making it suitable for both beginners learning Morse code and professionals needing quick, accurate transcriptions.