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A Route to Chaos Using FPGAs [electronic resource] : Volume I: Experimental Observations / by Bharathwaj Muthuswamy, Santo Banerjee.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextSeries: Emergence, Complexity and Computation ; 16Publisher: Cham : Springer International Publishing : Imprint: Springer, 2015Description: XXIII, 219 p. 131 illus. online resourceContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • computer
Carrier type:
  • online resource
ISBN:
  • 9783319181059
Subject(s): Additional physical formats: Printed edition:: No titleDDC classification:
  • 621.3815 23
Online resources:
Contents:
Introduction -- Designing Hardware for FPGAs -- Chaotic ODEs: FPGA Examples -- Bifurcations -- Chaotic DDEs: FPGA Examples and Synchronization Applications -- Introduction to MATLAB and Simulink -- Chapter 1 MATLAB Code -- Chapter 2 VHDL, Simulink DSP Builder and SDC File -- Chapter 3 VHDL, MATLAB Code and ModelSim Scripts -- Chapter 4 MATLAB Code, VHDL and ModelSim Scripts -- Chapter 5 VHDL -- Glossary- Solutions.
In: Springer eBooksSummary: The purpose of this introductory book is to couple the teaching of chaotic circuit and systems theory with the use of field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs).     As such, it differs from other texts on chaos: first, it puts emphasis on combining theoretical methods, simulation tools and physical realization to help the reader gain an intuitive understanding of the properties of chaotic systems.  Second, the "medium" used for physical realization is the FPGA.  These devices are massively parallel architectures that can be configured to realize a variety of logic functions.  Hence, FPGAs can be configured to emulate systems of differential equations.  Nevertheless maximizing the capabilities of an FPGA requires the user to understand the underlying hardware and also FPGA design software.  This is achieved by the third distinctive feature of this book: a lab component in each chapter.  Here, readers are asked to experiment with computer simulations and FPGA designs, to further their understanding of concepts covered in the book. This text is intended for graduate students in science and engineering interested in exploring implementation of nonlinear dynamical (chaotic) systems on FPGAs. .
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Introduction -- Designing Hardware for FPGAs -- Chaotic ODEs: FPGA Examples -- Bifurcations -- Chaotic DDEs: FPGA Examples and Synchronization Applications -- Introduction to MATLAB and Simulink -- Chapter 1 MATLAB Code -- Chapter 2 VHDL, Simulink DSP Builder and SDC File -- Chapter 3 VHDL, MATLAB Code and ModelSim Scripts -- Chapter 4 MATLAB Code, VHDL and ModelSim Scripts -- Chapter 5 VHDL -- Glossary- Solutions.

The purpose of this introductory book is to couple the teaching of chaotic circuit and systems theory with the use of field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs).     As such, it differs from other texts on chaos: first, it puts emphasis on combining theoretical methods, simulation tools and physical realization to help the reader gain an intuitive understanding of the properties of chaotic systems.  Second, the "medium" used for physical realization is the FPGA.  These devices are massively parallel architectures that can be configured to realize a variety of logic functions.  Hence, FPGAs can be configured to emulate systems of differential equations.  Nevertheless maximizing the capabilities of an FPGA requires the user to understand the underlying hardware and also FPGA design software.  This is achieved by the third distinctive feature of this book: a lab component in each chapter.  Here, readers are asked to experiment with computer simulations and FPGA designs, to further their understanding of concepts covered in the book. This text is intended for graduate students in science and engineering interested in exploring implementation of nonlinear dynamical (chaotic) systems on FPGAs. .