A Parameter Modulation Chaotic Secure Communication Scheme with Channel Noises

We propose a new communication system which is able to separate noise successfully by using independent component analysis (ICA), and a parameter modulation method based on a Lorenz chaotic system is employed for recovery of the source signals. The results indicate that our proposed secure communication has robustness against noise.

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