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Morse Code is a representation of english lettering which consist of short and long bursts of visual or audible cues. A short burst, which is called a dot, is equal to one unit at a given timescale. So if we confirm a timescale with a period equal to 1 second then a short burst will last one second. A long burst is called a dash and is equal to 3 dots in length. The seperation between each element is equal to 1 dot, the seperation between each letter is equal to 3 dots, and the seperation between words is equal to 7 dots.

0 = short, 1 = long

A: 01, B: 1000, C: 1010, D: 100,
E: 0, F: 0010, G: 110, H: 0000,
I: 00, J: 0111, K:101, L: 0100,
M: 11, N: 10, O: 1111, P: 0110,
Q: 1101, R: 010, S: 000, T: 1,
U: 001, V: 0001, W: 011, X: 1000,
Y: 1011, Z: 1100

String to Morse 0.2b