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. 2007 Dec;17(4):043118.
doi: 10.1063/1.2803882.

Experimental synchronization of single-transistor-based chaotic circuits

Luigi Fortuna  1 , Mattia Frasca
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Experimental synchronization of single-transistor-based chaotic circuits

Luigi Fortuna et al. Chaos. 2007 Dec.

Abstract

This work deals with nonautonomous chaotic circuits and, in particular, with the experimental characterization of the synchronization properties of two simple nonautonomous circuits. Two single-transistor chaotic circuits, which are among the simplest chaotic oscillators, are investigated. We studied synchronization of these circuits and found that the most appropriate technique to synchronize two single-transistor chaotic circuits is that based on the design of an inverse circuit.

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