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Keyer

A keyer is an electronic device used for signaling by hand, by way of pressing one or more switches. The technical term keyer has two very similar meanings, which are nonetheless distinct: One for telegraphy and the other for accessory devices built for computer-human communication:

Computer interface keyers, Radiotelegraph keyers & Analogy of radio teletype keyboards

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Computer interface keyers

KeyboardSendingCarrier waveAmplifierTransmitter
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Radiotelegraph keyers

TelegraphyRepetitive stress injuryGlass armSolid stateIambic
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Analogy of radio teletype keyboards

TeleprinterTeletypeRTTYCharacterTyping
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Overview

TelegraphyHuman interface devicesTelegraph keyMorse code
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Radiotelegraph keyers

Analogy of radio teletype keyboards

Computer interface keyers

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Keyer

Nodes37
Edges36
Triples43
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.054054
Components1

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Keyer

Top relations

related to Inspiration from telegraphy · 13
Keyer → An, BEHEMOTH, For, He, In, Mann, Morse, Roberts, Steve Mann, Steven, These, WearCam, When
related to history · 10
Keyer → Because, In, It, Keys, Modern, More, Semi-automatic, Telegraphers, The, When
related to Common computer keyer use · 7
Keyer → Additionally, Chorded, Computer, It, One, QWERTY, Unlike
related to Modern telegraphy · 5
Keyer → For, If, In, The, With
related to Analogy of radio teletype keyboards · 4
Keyer → In, RTTY, The, This
is a · 3
Keyer → box of electronics that the key is plugged into, electronic device used for signaling by hand, single telegraph key
related to Computer interface keyers · 1
Keyer → Modern

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Important terminology

keys one telegraph key iambic electronics telegraphy keyers computer lever needed used switches modern keyboard called citation two device use

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Keyeris aelectronic device used for signaling by hand0.90text
Keyeris abox of electronics that the key is plugged into0.90text
Keyeris asingle telegraph key0.90text
Keyerrelated to Analogy of radio teletype keyboardsIn0.60section
Keyerrelated to Analogy of radio teletype keyboardsRTTY0.60section
Keyerrelated to Analogy of radio teletype keyboardsThis0.60section
Keyerrelated to Analogy of radio teletype keyboardsThe0.60section
Keyerrelated to Common computer keyer useComputer0.60section
Keyerrelated to Common computer keyer useUnlike0.60section
Keyerrelated to Common computer keyer useAdditionally0.60section
Keyerrelated to Common computer keyer useChorded0.60section
Keyerrelated to Common computer keyer useOne0.60section

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