the beginning of the digital revolution

[SteamWake]

Ran accross this article on Sigsaly. A digital encription method developed during WWII.

I find it fascinating you might too.

http://www.nsa.gov/about/cryptologic_heritage/center_crypt_history/publications/sigsaly_start_digital.shtml

[Gerald]

The article was definitely worth reading, which under our conditions today will run faster than many believe, there is a ready-made solutions in various segments that have not yet been presented, precisely because we know that the market (citizens) are not ready to receive the newer technology that is available.

[Penguin]

Indeed an interesting acticle for geeks like me. Thanks for the share!

[DarkFish]

Ah, the good old times when Electrical Engineering was still simple:D
:dead:
<Image comes to my mind of me developing likewise applications in some 6 years:88)>



Anyway, not the best way of encoding/decoding as you need a synchronous signal, but very revolutionary for its time and worth the read:up:

[SteamWake]

Meh electrical engineering is easy just dont let the smoke out. :O:

[TarJak]

Cool article. Thanks for sharing.:salute: