Is it feasible to create a morse code decoder using a light dependent resistor?
I've looked online and seen morse code decoders but these only seem to be for audio.
Is this possible?
Thanks
Yes.
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In English 
yes very well possible, morse is not that fast .
It would be fun to make a sketch that can decipher 6 simultaneous Morse sessions,
In English
I copied the Morse code and pasted it into Google Translate to see what would happen.
Translate claims that it is Haitian Creole, but failed to interpret the message.
"I copied the Morse code and pasted it into Google Translate to see what would happen.
Translate claims that it is Haitian Creole, but failed to interpret the message."
If you can't read Morse code, then why are you working on this project.
The code that Rob presented was readable.
If you can't read Morse code, then why are you working on this project.
Not my project, and I can read it.
I was curious what Google Translate would do. Wasn't that clear?
Isn't it obvious that if you can't read mores then you might want to work on this project because well you can't read Morse.
A Morse code to video reader was one of the first projects I did with a micro controller way back in 1975 and one reason I did it was because I couldn't read Morse.
"I've looked online and seen morse code decoders but these only seem to be for audio."
If you can get the script that uses audio to work, you should be able to make minor changes to make it work with light.
I suppose one question is :what is the response time of an LDR?
It is about 50 Hz. Fast enough for Morse.