In recent times, Chaos communication plays a significant role in addressing the security challenges that are more common in the regular communication systems. By exploiting the chaotic waveform properties, variety of chaos-based communication systems are proposed. Considering the aforementioned facets of communication, this research objective at merging the space-time block code (STBC) and orthogonal differential chaos shift keying (ODCSK) methods to improve the security aspects of multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) based wireless system. Chaos signal is created by using the method called logistic mapping to achieve better secrecy. STBC method is used during the modulation stage for arranging the chaos signal. This system with different types of STBCs is aimed at analysing the differential chaos shift keying (DCSK) and orthogonal DCSK (ODCSK) modulation in AWGN channel. MATLAB software is used to simulate the Bit Error Rate [BER]. Initial simulation proves that the combination of orthogonal DCSK and Alamouti STBC with MIMO system gives better results for AWGN channel when compared to other combinations.
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