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Analog implementation of Gotthans-Petrzela oscillator with virtual equilibria
Originální název
Analog implementation of Gotthans-Petrzela oscillator with virtual equilibria
Anglický název
Analog implementation of Gotthans-Petrzela oscillator with virtual equilibria
Jazyk
en
Originální abstrakt
This paper presents a novel analog oscillator reported recently by the first two authors. It came from the mathematical description of the so-called labyrinth chaos but it is much more suitable for fully analog circuitry implementation. The necessity of realization of the three independent channels performing goniometrical transfer functions is replaced by its rough approximation, namely the periodical sign functions. The brief mathematical background is completed by a number of the laboratory experiments. Finally some future perspectives, possible modifications and practical usability are discussed.
Anglický abstrakt
This paper presents a novel analog oscillator reported recently by the first two authors. It came from the mathematical description of the so-called labyrinth chaos but it is much more suitable for fully analog circuitry implementation. The necessity of realization of the three independent channels performing goniometrical transfer functions is replaced by its rough approximation, namely the periodical sign functions. The brief mathematical background is completed by a number of the laboratory experiments. Finally some future perspectives, possible modifications and practical usability are discussed.
BibTex
@inproceedings{BUT36227,
author="Jiří {Petržela} and Tomáš {Götthans} and Zdeněk {Hruboš}",
title="Analog implementation of Gotthans-Petrzela oscillator with virtual equilibria",
annote="This paper presents a novel analog oscillator reported recently by the first two authors. It came from the mathematical description of the so-called labyrinth chaos but it is much more suitable for fully analog circuitry implementation. The necessity of realization of the three independent channels performing goniometrical transfer functions is replaced by its rough approximation, namely the periodical sign functions. The brief mathematical background is completed by a number of the laboratory experiments. Finally some future perspectives, possible modifications and practical usability are discussed.",
booktitle="Proceedings of the 21st International Conference Radioelektronika 2011",
chapter="36227",
howpublished="electronic, physical medium",
year="2011",
month="april",
pages="53--56",
type="conference paper"
}