NEAR FIELD AUTHENTICATION THROUGH COMMUNICATION OF ENCLOSED CONTENT SOUND WAVES
First Claim
1. A method for near field authentication of a source the source using an audio transceiver computing device comprising:
- scanning a plurality of predetermined frequencies for a free frequency;
selecting the free frequency from the plurality of predetermined frequencies;
generating a periodic enclosed content message;
generating a modulated carrier wave representing the periodic enclosed content message; and
transmitting the modulated carrier wave at the free frequency.
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Abstract
A method for near field authentication of sources using an audio transceiver computing device includes scanning a plurality of predetermined frequencies for a free frequency, selecting the free frequency from the plurality of predetermined frequencies, generating a periodic enclosed content message, generating a modulated carrier wave representing the periodic enclosed content message, and transmitting the modulated carrier wave at the free frequency. A method for near field authentication of sources using a microphone input of a receiving computing device includes scanning a plurality of predetermined frequencies to detect a signal using the microphone input, verifying, responsive to detecting the signal, that the signal includes at least one enclosed content message, and extracting a content from the enclosed content message.
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1. A method for near field authentication of a source the source using an audio transceiver computing device comprising:
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scanning a plurality of predetermined frequencies for a free frequency; selecting the free frequency from the plurality of predetermined frequencies; generating a periodic enclosed content message; generating a modulated carrier wave representing the periodic enclosed content message; and transmitting the modulated carrier wave at the free frequency. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5)
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