Chua's circuit implementations yesterday, today and tomorrow - Fortuna, L., (Luigi) (World Scientific, 2009)
Includes bibliographical references (pages 183-205) and index
1. The birth of the Chua's circuit. 1.1. Introduction. 1.2. Genesis of the Chua's circuit. 1.3. From RLC to Chua's circuit. 1.4. Dimensionless Chua's equations. 1.5. Geometry of the double scroll. 1.6. Bifurcations of the Chua's circuit. 1.7. The Chua's oscillator. 1.8. Generalizations of the Chua's circuit. 1.9. Control of the Chua's circuit. 1.10. Synchronization of Chua's circuits -- 2. Implementation of the Chua's diode. 2.1. Circuits based on operational amplifiers. 2.2. Implementation of a negative resistance. 2.3. Implementation of the five segment nonlinearity. 2.4. Implementation of the N[symbol] characteristic with diodes. 2.5. Two implementations of the Chua's circuit. 2.6. Other implementations of the Chua's diode --
- 3. Cellular nonlinear networks and Chua's circuit. 3.1. Brief overview on CNN architectures. 3.2. The state controlled cellular nonlinear network. 3.3. CNN-based implementation of the Chua's circuit. 3.4. Improved cell realization for SC-CNN based Chua's circuit. 3.5. SC-CNN-based implementation of the Chua's oscillator -- 4. Frequency switched Chua's circuit: experimental dynamics characterization. 4.1. Model. 4.2. Experimental results -- 5. Photo-controlled Chua's circuit. 5.1. The nonlinear photo-controlled device. 5.2. The photo-controlled Chua's circuit. 5.3. Experimental results -- 6. Programmable Chua's circuit. 6.1. The development system. 6.2. Anadigm software development tool. 6.3. Design of the Chua's circuit. 6.4. Circuit implementation and experimental results --
- 7. Switched capacitor-based Chua's circuit. 7.1. Design of the switched capacitor Chua's circuit. 7.2. Simulation results and layout of the circuit. 7.3. Experimental results. 7.4. A cell to experimentally characterize discretely-coupled Chua's circuits -- 8. The four-element Chua's circuit. 8.1. Model. 8.2. Implementation. 8.3. Chua's circuit and the memristor -- 9. The organic Chua's circuit. 9.1. The OTFT device. 9.2. Implementation of the organic Chua's circuit. 9.3. Experimental results -- 10. Applications of the Chua's circuit. 10.1. Chaos does help motion control. 10.2. The Chua's circuit as an analog noise generator. 10.3. Chaotic pulse position modulation to improve -- 11. Conclusion. 11.1. Scheme of the book
Since the birth of the Chua circuit in 1983, a considerable number of fruitful, fascinating and relevant research topics have arisen. In honor of the 25th anniversary of the invention of Chua's circuit, this book presents the 25 years of research on the implementation of Chua's circuit, and also discusses future directions and emerging applications of recent results. The purpose of the book is to provide researchers, PhD students, and undergraduate students a research monograph containing both fundamentals on the topics and advanced results that have been recently obtained. With about 60 illustrations included in the book, it also shows the detailed schematics of several different implementations that can be easily reproduced with a low-cost experimental setup and PC-based measurement instrumentation