Resistor–Inductor– Diode Chaos: A Simple Circuit with Extraordinarily Complex Behavior and Far Reaching Potential Applications

Event Name/Location

Dynamic Days 2006: Bethesda MD

Presentation Date

1-2006

Document Type

Poster

Presenters/Authors

Jonathan A. Walkenstein, University of Miami
Aaron Jozsef
William B. Pardo, University of Miami
Victor Castro, University of MiamiFollow
Zheng Le, University of Miami
Marco Monti, University of Miami
Robert O'Meara

Description

This poster explores and documents the nonlinear behavior exhibited by a sinusoidal driven serial circuit consisting of a resistor, an inductor, and a diode (all available from Radio Shack). Power and frequency transitions to chaos are demonstrated. The circuit exhibits period doubling, transitions to chaos, and “transition synchronization” between two circuits. The potential for “Transition Synchronization Encryption” techniques are also documented and presented.

NSUWorks Citation

Walkenstein, Jonathan A.; Jozsef, Aaron; Pardo, William B.; Castro, Victor; Le, Zheng; Monti, Marco; and O'Meara, Robert, "Resistor–Inductor– Diode Chaos: A Simple Circuit with Extraordinarily Complex Behavior and Far Reaching Potential Applications" (2006). Chemistry and Physics Faculty Proceedings, Presentations, Speeches, Lectures. 86.
https://nsuworks.nova.edu/cnso_chemphys_facpres/86