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A Switchable Chaotic Oscillator with Multiscale Amplitude/Frequency Control

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MATHEMATICS
Volume 11, Issue 3, Pages -

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MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/math11030618

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amplitude; frequency control; switchable circuit; multiscale control

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Due to the wide frequency spectrum of chaotic signals, it is challenging to condition chaotic signals. Researchers have thus explored chaotic systems with independent non-bifurcation control for easier modification. This paper modifies a system with only one non-quadratic term to provide multiscale amplitude/frequency control. The efficiency and convenience of chaotic signal control is demonstrated through a Multisim-based circuit simulation.
For the wide frequency spectrum of chaotic signals, it is difficult to realize chaotic signal conditioning. Therefore, researchers turn to the exploration of chaotic systems with independent non-bifurcation control for easy chaos modification. In this paper, a system with only one non-quadratic term is modified for providing multiscale amplitude/frequency control. By adjusting the feedback with an odd higher degree term, a switchable chaotic oscillator is obtained, which provides the different scales of amplitude/frequency control with the chaotic signal. Multisim-based circuit simulation shows the efficiency and convenience of chaotic signal control.

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