Ground-Based Multi-Source Interference Pattern-Based Communication System

TR202612501A2Pending Publication Date: 2026-08-21RAMAZAN CANAZ
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Application Number
TR202612501
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TR · TR
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Filing Date
2026-07-27
Publication Date
2026-08-21

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Abstract

The ground-based multi-source interference pattern-based communication system relies on binary data extraction from the actual physical interference pattern created in space by coherent radio frequency (RF) signals simultaneously transmitted from at least two physically separate ground-based transmitter stations. The system is scalable and can include any number of transmitters and receivers. The system encodes data over a fringe gap calculated using the distance between transmitters, carrier frequency, and receiver location. The receiver unit can be located as a mobile device, fixed station, or vehicle-mounted platform. The system offers full-duplex communication. The system can operate as a parallel channel independent of the existing internet infrastructure or integrated into the existing infrastructure. It can operate at different frequencies and phase values ​​without being tied to a specific frequency range. Security, if desired, relies on phase values ​​determined by a quantum random number generator (QRNG) in each communication session.It provides secure, high-speed, and low-latency communication at the physical layer in local areas without satellite reliance. Multipath effects are reduced with directional antennas and adaptive filtering. The system can be used in areas such as smart cities, industrial facilities, military bases, airports, ports, and emergency communication networks.
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TARIFF Ground-Based Multi-Source Interference Pattern-Based Communication System Technical Area The invention relates to wireless telecommunications systems, physical layer (PLD) data communication, and radio frequency. (RF) based multi-source interference pattern generation and quantum secure communication fields. It is particularly relevant for secure, high-speed, and local and regional scales without satellite dependency. It focuses on systems and methods used for low-latency wireless data transmission. State of the Art Current wireless communication systems transmit data from a single source using a modulated RF signal. These systems rely on software-based encryption algorithms for their security. With the development of quantum computers, these encryption methods are under threat. The current internet... Its infrastructure carries data via fiber optic, copper, and satellite links; this infrastructure is physical. It is vulnerable to damage, cyberattacks, and bandwidth congestion. Purpose of the Invention The main purpose of the invention is to create a multi-source initiative on a local and regional scale without relying on satellites. using the pattern to provide secure, high-speed, and low-latency data communication at the physical layer. The goal is to provide a system that enables this. Another aim of the invention is to provide an independent, parallel, and alternative data transmission system to the existing internet data traffic. a system that functions as a channel and can also be used by being integrated into the existing infrastructure to create. Another purpose of the invention is to provide access via mobile devices, stationary stations and vehicle-mounted platforms. The goal is to provide a communication infrastructure that offers flexible positioning options. Explanation of the Figures Figure 1 shows an overview of the ground-based communication system. Figure 2 illustrates the interference pattern and data encoding mechanism consisting of two sources. Figure 3 illustrates the location-dependent security architecture. Figure 4 shows the hardware block diagram. Explanation of References in Figures 35 1: First ground-based transmitter station 2: Second ground-based transmitter station 3: Phase control unit 1 4: Positioning system 5: Receiver unit 6: Pattern Analyzer 7: Decoder 8: Quantum Random Number Generator (QRNG) 9: Directional antenna 10: Adaptive filtering module 11: Transmitter-side software-defined radio (SDR) hardware 12: Power amplifier 13: Receiver-side software-defined radio (SDR) hardware 14: Phase-locked loop (PLL) Description of the Invention The invention involves at least two ground-based transmitters located independently and in physically separate locations. It relies on the simultaneous, coherent radio frequency (RF) signal transmission from the station (1, 2). The system is scalable, allowing for any number of transmitter stations and any number of receiver units. It may include. When signals overlap in free space, a principle of classical wave superposition applies. An entry pattern is formed. The total amplitude formed at the receiver point (5) by the signals of the same frequency emitted from two sources (1, 2), It depends on the path difference from the source to the receiver. Constructive interference is equal to integer multiples of the wavelength. It occurs at the points where it is located. The data encoding mechanism is the temporal relationship between successive fringe peaks of the receiver (5). or relies on continuously measuring the spatial range. Constructive interference peaks are binary “1”, destructive The gap points can be evaluated as binary “0” or vice versa. Whichever case is “1” or “0” It is a design choice that will be defined as follows. The system is a parallel data transmission channel that operates independently of the existing internet infrastructure. The same It can also be used by integrating it into the existing internet infrastructure. Fiber optic, copper or satellite. Data is transmitted solely via the RF interference pattern, without the need for connecting cables. The receiver unit (5) can be positioned as a mobile device, fixed station or vehicle-mounted platform. The receiver's location is limited by predefined coordinates; a different location... The listener observes a completely different interference pattern and cannot decipher the data. Positioning system (4) determine the coordinates of the receiver unit (5) and with the predefined position. It allows for comparison. The system offers full duplex communication. The receiver unit (5) also acts as a transmitter, transmitting stations 35 (1, 2) can also function as a receiver. In this way, both data reception and reception can be done through the same hardware. Data transmission is possible. 2 The multipath effect occurs when a signal in a dense urban environment is reflected off the direct path. This occurs as a result of reaching it. The invention uses directional antennas (9) to reduce this effect. Beamform acquisition with spatial suppression of reflected signals and, if desired, adaptive signaling. The pattern measured with the expected fringe pattern from the known transmitter geometry with the filtering module (10). It offers methods for filtering out the discrepancies between them in real time. The system uses frequency division multiplexing (FDM) by simultaneously utilizing multiple frequency channels. It can increase the total data rate. The system can use different frequencies without being tied to a specific frequency range. It can be operated at specific phase values. For multiple transmitter stations to operate simultaneously, real-time phase switching between transmitters is required. Synchronization is performed using GPS time reference or an internal high-precision oscillator. It is provided. If a security layer is desired, a quantum random number generator (QRNG) (8) can be used in each communication session. It can rely on the generated phase values. These values ​​are only available to authorized receivers (5) and transmitters (1, 2) It is known by the phase control unit (3), the transmitters according to the values ​​produced by QRNG (8) Adjusts the phase output. On the transmitter side, phase control unit (3), software defined radio (SDR) hardware (11), power amplifier (12) and directional antenna (9) are located. On the receiver side, the directional antenna (9) is a software defined radio (SDR). The equipment includes (13), phase-locked loop (14), pattern analyzer (6) and decoder (7); QRNG (8) and The adaptive filtering module (10) can be added if desired. How the invention can be applied to industry. The invention enables secure municipal communication in smart cities and wireless sensor networks in industrial facilities. (IoT), secure non-radio communications at military bases, safety-critical data at airports and ports. transmission, rapid deployment of secure communication networks in emergency and disaster management, nuclear power plants and It can be used in areas such as secure data transmission at the physical layer in critical infrastructure facilities. The system is mounted on existing buildings, towers, masts, or specially constructed relay stations. This is possible. The receiver side uses standard software-defined radio (SDR) hardware and specialized pattern analysis software. It works with. 3

Claims

REQUESTS 1. It is a location-based, multi-source, collaborative communication system, characterized by the presence of at least two locations. to the group of transmitters consisting of base transmitter stations (1, 2), from these transmitters simultaneous and coherent to the phase control unit (3) which transmits radio frequency (RF) signals, the signals emitted from the transmitters to the receiver unit (5) which forms the interference pattern, the constructive peaks of the interference pattern in the receiver are binary “1” is a pattern analyzer that treats disruptive gap points as binary “0” or vice versa. (6) is that it has a decoder (7) which converts the measured values ​​into binary data.

2. The system is in accordance with Claim 1 and its feature is that the receiver is (5) mobile device, fixed station or vehicle-mounted. its ability to position itself as a platform.

3. The system, according to claim 1, is characterized by its ability to transmit parallel data independently of the existing internet infrastructure. It functions as a transmission channel and can also be integrated into the existing infrastructure. It is usability.

4. According to claim 1, the system is characterized by the fact that it operates independently of a specific frequency range. It can be operated at specific frequency and phase values.

5. The system is as per claim 1 and its feature is; the constructive and destructive interference points of the pattern analyzer (6), It distinguishes between measured amplitude values ​​by comparing them to a predetermined threshold value.

6. The system is in accordance with claim 1 and its feature is that the position of the receiver (5) is readable for the interference pattern. It is limited by predefined coordinates.

7. The system is according to claim 1 and its feature is that the phase control unit (3) has different phase values ​​in each session. It is the production.

8. The system is in accordance with claim 1 and its feature is; directional antenna (9) to reduce the multipath effect and It includes an adaptive filtering module (10).

9. The system, according to claim 1, is characterized by the simultaneous use of multiple frequency channels. It operates using multi-division multiplexing (MDM). 35 10. The system is in accordance with Claim 1 and its characteristic is that the transmitting stations (1, 2) are buildings, towers, masts or It can be mounted on specially constructed relay stations.

11. It is a system according to claim 1, and its characteristic is that it can be used with a quantum random number generator if desired. (QRNG) (8) provides an additional security layer by setting different phase values ​​in each communication session. 4 is to ensure.

12. The system is in accordance with Claim 1 and its characteristic is that the receiver unit (5) is software-defined radio (SDR) hardware. and it works with pattern analysis software.

13. The system is in accordance with Claim 1 and its characteristic is that it has at least two, and any number of, transmitting stations (1, 2...N) and it can contain any number of receiver units (5).

14. It is a scalable data transmission method using a location-based multi-source interference pattern, Its feature is; simultaneous coherent radio frequency signal from at least two ground-based transmitting stations. by broadcasting these signals, a physical interference pattern is created at the receiver's location, and the desired It consists of expanding the network topology by using a desired number of transmitters and receivers.

15. It is a bidirectional data transmission method using a ground-based multi-source interference pattern, and its characteristic feature is; the receiver unit (5) also acts as a transmitter, and the transmitter stations (1, 2) also act as receivers. By operating it in this way, full duplex communication is achieved.

16. It is a method of synchronized data transmission using a location-based multi-source interference pattern, Its feature is that multiple transmitter stations (1, 2...N) can operate simultaneously without phase switching between transmitters. synchronization using GPS time reference or internal high-precision oscillator It is provided in real time.

17. It is an error-controlled data transmission method using a ground-based multi-source interference pattern, Its feature is that the transmitted binary data is checked with error detection and correction codes. the goal is to ensure its integrity.