In this paper, an FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array)-implementable digital chaos circuit with nonlinear mapping function learning ablility is proposed. The features of this circuit are user-programmability of the mapping functions by on-chip supervised learning, robustness of chaos signal generation based on digital processing, and high-speed and low-cost thanks to its FPGA implementation. The circuit design and analysis are presented in detail. The learning dynamics of the circuit and the quantitization effect to the quasi-chaos generation are analyzed by numerical simulations. The proposed circuit is designed by using an FPGA CAD tool, Verilog-HDL. This confirmed that the one-dimensional chaos circuit block (except for SRAM's) is implementable on a single FPGA chip and can generate quasi-chaos signals in real time.
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Kei EGUCHI, Takahiro INOUE, Akio TSUNEDA, "Design of a Digital Chaos Circuit with Nonlinear Mapping Function Learning Ability" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E81-A, no. 6, pp. 1223-1230, June 1998, doi: .
Abstract: In this paper, an FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array)-implementable digital chaos circuit with nonlinear mapping function learning ablility is proposed. The features of this circuit are user-programmability of the mapping functions by on-chip supervised learning, robustness of chaos signal generation based on digital processing, and high-speed and low-cost thanks to its FPGA implementation. The circuit design and analysis are presented in detail. The learning dynamics of the circuit and the quantitization effect to the quasi-chaos generation are analyzed by numerical simulations. The proposed circuit is designed by using an FPGA CAD tool, Verilog-HDL. This confirmed that the one-dimensional chaos circuit block (except for SRAM's) is implementable on a single FPGA chip and can generate quasi-chaos signals in real time.
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