Generating multi-scroll chaotic attractor from a linear system driven by saturated function series
Bocheng Bao, Lei Zhu, Xiaofeng Wang, Zhong Liu, Jianping Xu
Abstract
Bocheng Bao, Lei Zhu, Xiaofeng Wang, Zhong Liu, Jianping Xu
Abstract
A novel approach for generating multi-scroll chaotic attractor from a three-dimensional linear system is presented in this paper. (2N+1)×(2M+1)-grid scroll, (2N+1)-scroll and (2M+1)-scroll chaotic attractor can be formulated by an unstable three-dimensional linear system driven by two saturated function series. The new multi-scroll chaotic system is comprehensively analyzed based on its even and odd equilibrium points as well as its corresponding characteristic equations. A circuit implementation is introduced and the experimental result demonstrates that the multi-scroll chaotic attractor, with 7×7-grid scrolls and 9×9-grid scrolls, can be obtained in practical circuit.
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A novel approach for generating multi-scroll chaotic attractor from a three-dimensional linear system is presented in this paper. (2N+1)×(2M+1)-grid scroll, (2N+1)-scroll and (2M+1)-scroll chaotic attractor can be formulated by an unstable three-dimensional linear system driven by two saturated function series. The new multi-scroll chaotic system is comprehensively analyzed based on its even and odd equilibrium points as well as its corresponding characteristic equations. A circuit implementation is introduced and the experimental result demonstrates that the multi-scroll chaotic attractor, with 7×7-grid scrolls and 9×9-grid scrolls, can be obtained in practical circuit.
Key concepts: Attractor, Scroll, Series (stratigraphy), Chaotic, Function series, Function (biology), Computer science, Control theory (sociology)