This paper utilizes a synchronized Lorenz chaotic drive/response system, which uses Haar filtering and appropriate thresholding in order to detect a transmitted random binary message. Using the Lorenz chaotic attractor to obscure the message, the transmission is passed through an Additive White Gaussian (AWG) channel to successfully retrieve the original binary random data. The detection mechanism employs the Haar Wavelet Transform in combating the channel noise. A communication technique using Chaotic Parameter Modulation (CPM) is simulated in Matlab and prototyped on a reconfigurable hardware platform from Xilinx.
In this work, we describe a hybrid free-space infrared communications link that supports audio transmission. The technique combines conventional frequency modulation (FM) techniques with optical amplitude modulation (AM) with a Multiple Quantum Well (MQW) Modulating Retroreflector (MRR) technology. The method has produced a robust, low power system capable of transmitting high quality audio information over a free space infrared link extending to multiple kilometers, depending on the characteristics of the Transmit/Receiver (interrogator) and the sensor/ MRR unit at the data source.
This paper is devoted to addressing the synchronization, and detection of random binary data exposed to inherent channel variations existing in Free Space Optical (FSO) communication systems. This task is achieved by utilizing the identical synchronization methodology of Lorenz chaotic communication system, and its synergetic interaction in adversities imposed by the FSO channel. Moreover, the Lorenz system has been analyzed, and revealed to induce Stochastic Resonance (SR) once exposed to Additive White Gaussian Noise (AWGN). In particular, the resiliency of the Lorenz chaotic system, in light of channel adversities, has been attributed to the success of the proposed communication system. Furthermore, this paper advocates the use of Haar wavelet transform for enhanced detection capability of the proposed chaotic communication system, which utilizes Chaotic Parameter Modulation (CPM) technique for means of transmission.
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