Quantized chaotic dynamics and communications systems

By applying a pulse-train input to a spiking chaotic oscillator, the chaotic dynamics are quantized. The quantized system can output various pulse-trains that can be used as a rich coding source. Such quantized dynamics are analyzed rigorously using a computer. As an application, a basic multiplex communication system with pulse interval modulation is shown.

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