In this paper, a hyper-chaotic system with a controllable number of
scrolls and multiple pairs of coexistence attractors is proposed based
on the Sprott-C system. By introducing a multi-segmental family of
square functions, the system is verified to have a complex dynamical
behavior by analyzing the dissipation, equilibrium point, Lyapunov
exponent, dimension and bifurcation, Poincaré cross- section, power
spectrum, and 0-1 test of the system. The system is then further
characterized in terms of the chaotic bursting oscillations present in
the system, the coexistence attractor of the system, the system
complexity, and the effect of the parameter change on the system.
Verified the implementability of the system through circuit design and
simulation. Finally, the hyper-chaotic system is combined with the DNA
encryption algorithm and applied to image encryption, and the
feasibility and security of the encryption method are verified by
comprehensive analysis of the key space and sensitivity, histogram,
correlation, information entropy, and robustness of the encrypted image.
The system can be used in the field of image encryption in the future.
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