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Design And Simulation Of Heterogeneous Magnetron Memristive Chua Circuit, Xiaohong Zhang, Lijuan Wan, Keliu Long
Design And Simulation Of Heterogeneous Magnetron Memristive Chua Circuit, Xiaohong Zhang, Lijuan Wan, Keliu Long
Journal of System Simulation
Abstract: A nonlinear circuit containing two heterogeneous magnetron memristors which based on the three-order classic Chua circuit is designed, its dimensionless fifth-order mathematical model is proposed. Due to the difference in the design of the characteristic equation of the two magnetron memristors, their positions form a symmetrical structure with respect to the capacitor. The existence of chaotic properties is proved by analyzing the stability of the system equilibrium point and Lyapunov exponents. The model of five-order heterogeneous memristive Chua system and two heterogeneous magnetron memristors are implemented by Multisim. Numerical calculation and experimental results show that heterogeneous magnetron memristive Chua …
Simple Chaotic Circuit Based On Memristance Function With Real Exponents Power, Xiaohong Zhang, Yanli Qi
Simple Chaotic Circuit Based On Memristance Function With Real Exponents Power, Xiaohong Zhang, Yanli Qi
Journal of System Simulation
Abstract: The simplest chaotic circuit contains only three circuit elements: a linear passive inductor, a linear passive capacitor and a nonlinear active memristor. In the design of memristors, power of memristance function polynomial with integral exponents is commonly used. On this basis, a general memristor is designed, of which the memristance function polynomial uses power with real exponents, a simple chaotic system is constructed based on the designed memristor. The influence of integral exponents, real exponents and linear parameters on dynamic behaviors is investigated, and chaotic behaviors are analyzed qualitatively using Lyapunov exponents. The Matlab and Multisim simulation results show …