The Sebir that created Morse Code
Background
Around 1838, an American inventor Samuel Morse was travelling by stagecoach across the USA. He noticed that fresh horses were tethered to the stagecoach at relay stations to sustain progress over the remaining journey
Goal
Improve the electrical transmission of information
Problem
The electrical transmission of Information loses strength when it travels over distance
Sebir
The electrical transmission of information was improved through installing relay stations to boost signal energy as required
The total distance involved was traversed adequately because the information transmission was being re-energised at appropriate junctures
Historic Impact
Because of the efforts of Samuel Morse, the Morse code (which bears his name) was invented
Association Comment
Samuel Morse 'associated' the ability of fresh horses to boost physical energy and adapted it to create and link together relay stations that would boost electrical energy