2 edition of Secure communications using chaotic digital encoding found in the catalog.
Secure communications using chaotic digital encoding
Taj Aislam Sturman
Published
by University of Birmingham in Birmingham
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Written in English
Edition Notes
Thesis (Ph.D) - University of Birmingham, School of Electronic and Electrical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, 2001.
| Statement | by Taj Aislam Sturman. |
| The Physical Object | |
|---|---|
| Pagination | xv, 163 p. : |
| Number of Pages | 163 |
| ID Numbers | |
| Open Library | OL19185565M |
Chaotic optical communication at high bit rates has attracted great attention because of its potential application in secure communications. In a chaotic optical communication system, a message can participate in the dynamics of the nonlinear system and further affect the characteristics of the chaotic carrier waveform. Message encoding can also change the synchronization quality if an Author: Shuo Tang, Jia‐ming Liu. The monograph begins with a systematic introduction of chaos and chaos synchronization, and then extends to the methodologies and technologies in secure communication system design and implementation. The author combines theoretical frameworks with empirical studies, making the book a pratical reference for both academics and industrial engineers.
Design and Implementation of Secure Chaotic Communication Systems. By Rupak Kharel. Get PDF (4 MB) Abstract. Chaotic systems have properties such as ergodicity, sensitivity to initial conditions/parameter mismatches, mixing property, deterministic dynamics, structure complexity, to mention a few, that map nicely with cryptographic requirements Author: Rupak Kharel. Chaotic signal is generated by the logistic map firstly. Then, chaotic sequence is generated after the symbolic function mapping as follows: where is chaotic signal, is symbolic function, and is chaotic sequence of the th user.. The transmitter is illustrated in Figure 2.A pair of bit is modulated and transmitted in a frame, the th frame, and are transmitted in the first slot, where Author: Gang Zhang, Niting Cui, Tianqi Zhang.
Abstract: In this work, we present results about the implementation of chaotic generators with DSPs, which were programmed in C language. The main idea is about the synthesis of chaotic generators using DSK Texas instrument development card. The Lorenz system, Rössler system and Chua’s circuit were used for this purpose. History. In , Nikola Tesla demonstrated a radio controlled boat in Madison Square Garden that allowed secure communication between transmitter and receiver. One of the most famous systems of secure communication was the Green WWII, Winston Churchill had to discuss vital matters with Franklin D. first, the calls were made using a voice scrambler as this was.
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Secure communication is an important issue in all wireless communications, but it has special significance for body area networks, primarily in medical applications, because of its potential contribution to a user’s physical well-being.
Security mechanisms in WBANs relate to these matters [26]: (1) Security key distribution among nodes. (2) Insuring availability of patient information to a. Chaotic Signals in Digital Communications combines fundamental background knowledge with state-of-the-art methods for using chaotic signals and systems in digital communications.
The book builds a bridge between theoretical works and practical implementation to help researchers attain consistent performance in realistic : CRC Press.
In book: Chaos Synchronization and Cryptography for secure communications: Applications for encryption Secure communications using chaotic digital encoding. Electronics.
Letters, 32, Chaos communications is an application of chaos theory which is aimed to provide security in the transmission of information performed through telecommunications Secure communications using chaotic digital encoding book.
By secure communications, one has to understand that the contents of the message transmitted are inaccessible to possible eavesdroppers. A NEW SECURE CHAOTIC COMMUNICATION SYSTEM Goutam Kumar1, Prof.
Ashish Surywanshi2 KNP Engineering Institute 1 Email: [email protected] 2 KNP Engineering Institute Email: [email protected] ***Abstract- In this paper, a new chaotic communication system has been implemented using ORCAD software.
The basic idea behindAuthor: Goutam Kumar, Ashish Surywanshi. Design of secure digital communication systems using chaotic modula- tion, cryptography and chaotic synchronization. of Chaos Solitons and Fractals, 24, – This study has developed a secure digital chaotic communication system based on chaotic modulation, cryptography and chaotic synchronization.
A chaotic modulation scheme (i.e. CDPK), which maps the input bit set into specified analog chaotic patterns acquired during a Cited by: Summary.
We review a new approach to communication with chaotic signals based upon chaotic signals in the form of pulse trains where intervals between the pulses are determined by chaotic dynamics of a pulse nary information is modulated onto this carrier by the pulse position modulation method, such that each pulse is either left unchanged or delayed by a certain time, depending on whether 0 Author: Nikolai F.
Rulkov, Alexander R. Volkovskii, Michail M. Sushchik, Lev S. Tsimring, Lucas Illing. Abstract In this work the authors thoroughly investigated a digital information transmission system using discrete chaotic signal over cable.
As an example in their work the authors consider the non-autonomous 2nd order non-linear oscillator system presented in Tamaševicious, Cenys, Mycolaitis, and Namajunas () which is particularly suitable for digital communications and present the Cited by: 1. methods for using chaotic sequence generators to enhance the coding gain or the security of several coded schemes.
More recently, in [ESC 09], a turbo trellis-coded modulation (TTCM) scheme using digital chaotic encoders with binary inputs and chaotic outputs is proposed. This work and the references. Chaos synchronization and cryptography for secure communications: applications for encryption / Santo Banerjee, editor.
Includes bibliographical references and index. Summary: "This book explores the combination of ordinary and time delayed systems and their applications in cryptographic encoding"--Provided by publisher. Get this from a library. Chaos synchronization and cryptography for secure communications: applications for encryption.
[Santo Banerjee;] -- "This book explores the combination of ordinary and time delayed systems and their applications in cryptographic encoding"--Provided by publisher. Chaos Synchronization and Cryptography for Secure Communications: Applications for Encryption explores the combination of ordinary and time delayed systems and their applications in cryptographic encoding.
This innovative publication presents a critical mass of the most sought after research, providing relevant theoretical frameworks and the. Sánchez-Díaz, C.R. Mirasso, P. Colet, P. García-Fernández: Encoded Gbit/s digital communications with synchronized chaotic semiconductor lasers, IEEE J.
Quantum Electron. 35, – () CrossRef Google ScholarCited by: 4. The book gives a thorough description of chaos-based cryptography, which consists of chaos basic theory, chaos properties suitable for cryptography, chaos-based cryptographic techniques, and various secure applications based on chaos.
Additionally, it covers both the latest research results and some open issues or hot topics. Its potential applications include secure communications and spread-spectrum communications. In a chaotic optical communication system, a nonlinear dynamical system is used to generate the optical chaotic waveform for message transmission.
Messages are encoded through chaos encryption where the messages are mixed with the chaotic waveform. Cryptography and Secure Communications. Chang C, Li M and Lu T A simple image encoding method with data lossless information hiding Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Uniquitous Information Management and Communication, () Bezerianos A and Bountis T () Secure Communication with Chaotic Systems of Difference.
Chaotic optical communication is a novel communication scheme that utilizes optical chaotic waveform to transmit messages at a high bit rate.
Its potential applications include secure communications and spread-spectrum communications. In a chaotic optical communication system, a nonlinear dynamical system is used to generate the optical chaotic waveform for message transmission.
The experimental study of a secure chaotic synchronized communication system is presented. The synchronization between two digital chaotic oscillators, serving as a transmitter-receiver scheme, is studied.
The oscillators exhibit rich chaotic be-havior and are unidirectionally coupled, forming a. field rapidly. Sincechaotic secure communication had evolved four generations. In this paper, a detailed history of chaotic secure communication systems is given. The disadvantage of the first three generations of chaotic secure communication schemes is low efficiency of channel usage.
To overcome this disadvantage, a chaotic communi File Size: 1MB. Digital Communications with Chaos presents a detailed study of some multiple-access schemes used for chaos-based communications, and evaluates their performance. In addition, the effectiveness of the multiuser detection techniques, whose primary objective is to reduce interference between users and hence improve performance, is evaluated in the Cited by: The possibility of realizing secure optical communication using chaotic laser systems has attracted much attention after the realization of chaos synchronization in nonlinear systems.
Semiconductor diode lasers are best suited devices to produce broadband chaotic output and, thus, enable optical encoding and decoding processes [ 13, 14, 15 Cited by: 1.Purchase Digital Communications with Chaos - 1st Edition.
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