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Nous avons appliqué la méthode de contrôle en boucle ouverte et fermée, récemment conçue par Grosu et al., aux communications basées sur le chaos. Dans notre méthode, un message est traité comme s'il faisait partie d'une inadéquation de paramètres entre les oscillateurs chaotiques installés sur un variateur et un système de réponse. Dans le système d'entraînement, le message est crypté en l'ajoutant à une variable d'état de l'oscillateur sous forme de bruit dynamique. Dans le système de réponse, le message est déchiffré en soustrayant du signal reçu le signal chaotique reproduit par synchronisation chaotique à l'aide du procédé de commande en boucle ouverte plus fermée, suivi d'une différenciation par rapport au temps. Lorsque les oscillateurs présentent plusieurs incompatibilités de paramètres, plusieurs messages peuvent être simultanément cryptés et déchiffrés pour obtenir des communications multiplex sécurisées.
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Takaya MIYANO, Kazuhiro NISHIMURA, Yusuke YOSHIDA, "Chaos-Based Communications Using Open-Plus-Closed-Loop Control" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E94-A, no. 1, pp. 282-289, January 2011, doi: 10.1587/transfun.E94.A.282.
Abstract: We have applied the open-plus-closed-loop control method, recently devised by Grosu et al., to chaos-based communications. In our method, a message is handled as if it were part of a parameter mismatch between the chaotic oscillators installed on a drive and a response system. In the drive system, the message is encrypted by adding it to a state variable of the oscillator as dynamical noise. In the response system, the message is decrypted by subtracting the chaotic signal reproduced by chaotic synchronization using the open-plus-closed-loop control method from the received signal, followed by differentiation with respect to time. When the oscillators have multiple parameter mismatches, multiple messages can be simultaneously encrypted and decrypted to achieve multiplex secure communications.
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