Topological horseshoe analysis on a four-wing chaotic attractor and its FPGA implement

For a three-dimensional autonomous four-wing chaotic attractor, this paper rigorously verifies its chaotic properties by using topological horseshoe theory and numerical calculations. Firstly, an appropriate Poincar, section of the chaotic attractor is selected by numerical analysis. Accordingly, a certain first return Poincar, map is defined in the Poincar, section. Thereafter, by utilizing numerical calculations and topological horseshoe theory, a one-dimensional tensile topological horseshoe in the Poincar, section is discovered, which revealed that the four-wing attractor has a positive topological entropy, and verifies the existence of chaos in this four-wing attractor. Finally, by using a FPGA chip, the four-wing chaotic attractor was physically implemented, which is more suitable for engineering applications.