Synchronise Control of Chua's Chaotic Circuits

Authors

  • Nur Aziela Zailan
  • Ainain Nur Hanafi
  • Azrita Alias
  • Aznilinda Zainuddin

Keywords:

Chaos, Chua circuit, Synchronisation, Nonlinear system

Abstract

Chua circuit is a nonlinear circuit that shows complex dynamical behaviour including chaos. In chaos theory, the principle is known as ‘Butterfly Effect’ where a small change in the initial condition will cause large difference in the result.   In this paper, the range of value of a resistor that cause chaotic behaviour is identified. A mathematical modelling is derived from the Chua’s circuit and represented in state-space equation. Then, a state-feedback controller is configured to stabilise and synchronise the slave system for two cases of reference input, that are, constant and chaotic signals. The output results showed the slave system follows the master system’s behaviour with zero synchronisation error.

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Published

2020-10-30

How to Cite

Zailan, N. A., Hanafi, A. N., Alias, A., & Zainuddin, A. (2020). Synchronise Control of Chua’s Chaotic Circuits. International Journal of Electrical Engineering and Applied Sciences (IJEEAS), 3(2). Retrieved from https://ijeeas.utem.edu.my/ijeeas/article/view/5949

Issue

Vol. 3 No. 2 (2020): Electrical Engineering and Applied Sciences

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