Abstract
In this paper we study the design and implementation of adaptive Generalized Projective Synchronization (GPS) problem between two chaotic circuits (master and slave) via a scalar transmitted signal and by a new method not requiring the same structure of master and slave circuits. Starting from a simple synchronization method, a renormalization technique enables us to design an adaptive observer (slave) of the known Chua’s circuit using simple and standard electronic components. This observer identifies some parameters proportional to values of components of the master with which it synchronizes through GPS when values of these parameters vary with time. Both numerical simulation and Pspice simulation of GPS for chaos communication by parametric modulation between the two circuits are performed.
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