Multi-modal network geographic recognition CAPS communication terminal taking 116-degree E as C line

Abstract

The invention discloses a multi-modal network geographic recognition CAPS communication terminal taking 116-degree E as a C line. The terminal comprises a casing. A Beidou / GPS receiving antenna is arranged outside the shell. The received Beidou / GPS signal is transmitted to the Beidou / GPS module for decoding through a radio frequency line; decoding to obtain longitude and latitude data according tothe actual geographic position of the meridian of the beginning. The solved geographic position longitude and latitude information is sent to a coding and decoding chip board card; the terminal realizes dedicated bidirectional satellite data communication of a multi-modal network through a small inclination angle satellite CAPS and other communication satellites. The communication terminal has the characteristics of distributed operation, high identifier generation speed, no occupation of network resources and convenient deployment. The satellite broadcast and bidirectional communication caneffectively solve the problem of network congestion caused by distributed accounting of the multi-modal network block chain.

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technical field [0001] The patent of the present invention is a multi-mode network geographic identification CAPS communication terminal with 116 degrees E as the C line. It uses Beidou and CAPS technology to transmit and receive positioning information through satellites, and generates multiple fixed or mobile objects through algorithms. Modal geographic identification, and transmit multi-modal identification information and multi-modal network blockchain information through satellite communications. Background technique [0002] In the past half a century, the Internet has experienced rapid development from scratch, from simple to complex. Networks based on Internet Protocol (IP) play a pivotal role in human life. The IP network was originally designed to achieve simple end-to-end communication. With the large-scale deployment and application of big data, cloud computing, mobile Internet, and Internet of Things, the amount of network information and identification is incr...

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