CN210201849U - Chaotic circuit formed by memristor based on fractional order inductance - Google Patents
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The utility model discloses a recall chaotic circuit that hinders ware and constitute based on fractional order inductance, include the fractional order electric capacity C that connects gradually and form closed circuitqFractional order inductor LqA negative resistance G, a fractional order capacitor CqBoth ends of the resistor M are connected in parallel with a fractional order memristor MqThe fractional order memristor MqAnd one end of the inductor is connected with the fractional order inductor LqConnection of the fractional order memristor MqThe other end is also connected with the negative resistor G; the system has an unstable saddle point and a pair of unstable saddle foci, which indicates that the system is a double-vortex chaotic system with fixed parameters. And the circuit is divided into analysis parts compared with other fractional order circuitsThe order chaotic system has simple topological structure and rich dynamic behaviors, and is greatly promoted to develop.
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Technical Field
The utility model belongs to the technical field of chaotic system signal generator design, concretely relates to recall chaotic circuit that hinders ware and constitute based on fractional order inductance.
Background
Memristors are considered the fourth basic circuit element, first proposed by professor zeiss in 1971. Since the development of practical memristors in HP laboratories in 2008, the practical application of memristors has received extensive attention. At present, the research on the memristor mainly focuses on the physical implementation of the memristor, such as a memristor equivalent circuit, a chaotic circuit dynamic behavior based on the memristor, and a memristor neural network. The memristor is used as a basic circuit element, and is mostly applied to various fields in a circuit form at present, so that the application circuit of the memristor is rich and diverse. Because the memristor has natural nonlinearity and plasticity, the memristor can be easily organically combined with other circuit elements to construct a chaotic oscillating circuit based on the memristor.
Fractional calculus is an extension of the mathematical domain that can be used to describe memristive properties. Fractional calculus plays an important role in signal and image processing, control theory, and nonlinear dynamical systems. A large number of researches show that the degree of freedom of the model can be improved by introducing the fractional order parameters into the fractional order model as adjustable parameters, and the actual characteristics of the system can be described more accurately. Since the magnetic flux or charge is mathematically a time integral of voltage or current, it can exhibit its own memory characteristics. Fractional calculus is particularly well suited to describe the memory and genetic properties of the system. It has essentially the same mathematical principles as the memory characteristics of the memory circuit elements. Therefore, the actual memory circuit elements should also be fractional order, either from a mathematical theory perspective or from a symmetry relationship between circuit variables. By popularizing the model to the fractional order, a new fractional order model can be obtained, and richer dynamic behaviors and chaotic behaviors are obtained.
SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL
The utility model aims at providing a recall chaotic circuit that hinders ware and constitute based on fractional order inductance provides a fractional order and recalls and hinder ware chaotic system circuit, and this circuit shows abundant dynamics action along with the change of order and parameter under different initial conditions.
The true bookThe technical scheme adopted by the novel memristor-based chaotic circuit comprises a fractional order capacitor C which is sequentially connected and forms a closed loopqFractional order inductor LqNegative resistance G, fractional order capacitance CqBoth ends of the resistor M are connected in parallel with a fractional order memristor MqFractional order memristor MqAnd one end of the inductor is connected with the fractional order inductor LqConnected, fractional order memristor MqThe other end is also connected with a negative resistance G and a fractional order memristor MqComprises a diode bridge circuit, wherein fractional order inductors are connected in parallel at two ends of the diode bridge circuitFractional order capacitor CqComprising a resistor RinAnd a resistance RinA plurality of RC equivalent circuits are connected in parallel, and each RC equivalent circuit comprises capacitors C connected in parallelnAnd a resistance RnFractional order inductance LqAnd fractional order inductanceRespectively comprises a resistor RinAnd a resistance RinThe two ends of the resistor are also connected with a plurality of RL equivalent circuits in parallel, and each RL equivalent circuit comprises resistors R connected together in seriesnAnd an inductance Ln。
The utility model discloses a characteristics still lie in:
the diode bridge circuit comprises a diode VD with positive and negative ends connected in series1Diode VD4And a diode VD connected in series with the positive and negative terminals3Diode VD2Diode VD1Negative terminal of and diode VD3Is connected with the negative terminal of a diode VD2And the positive terminal of the diode VD4Is connected with the positive terminal of the inductor and has fractional orderAnd diode VD3Negative terminal of and diode VD2The positive terminals of the two are connected in parallel.
The utility model has the advantages that:
the utility model relates to a recall chaotic circuit that hinders ware and constitute based on fractional order inductance, this system have an unstable saddle point and a pair of unstable saddle burnt, show that this system is a two whirlpool book chaotic system that has fixed parameter. Compared with other fractional order circuits, the circuit has simple topological structure and rich dynamic behaviors for analyzing the fractional order chaotic system, and has great promotion effect on the development of the chaotic system.
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FIG. 1 is a chaotic circuit formed by memristors based on fractional order inductance;
FIG. 2 is a single cascaded inductor for a diode bridge circuitA generalized memristor circuit is formed;
FIG. 3 is a fractional order inductor equivalent circuit;
FIG. 4 is a fractional order capacitor equivalent circuit;
FIG. 5(a) shows v when the fractional order is 0.991-i1A phase diagram;
FIG. 5(b) is a graph showing the v at a fractional order of 0.991-i1A phase diagram;
FIG. 5(c) shows i when the fractional order is 0.991-imA phase diagram;
FIG. 5(d) is a graph showing the v at a fractional order of 0.991-i1-imA phase diagram;
FIG. 6 is a current-voltage characteristic of a fractional order memristor;
FIG. 7 shows the fractional order in the region [0.8,1 ]]In time of change, variable v1A local maximum value bifurcation map of;
FIG. 8(a) is a phase trace plot of a system with a fractional order of 0.85;
FIG. 8(b) is a phase trace plot of the system with a fractional order of 0.9;
FIG. 8(c) is a phase trace plot of the system with a fractional order of 0.93;
FIG. 8(d) is a phase trace plot of the system with a fractional order of 0.942;
FIG. 8(e) is a phase trace of the system with a fractional order of 0.955;
FIG. 8(f) is a phase trace diagram of the system at a fractional order of 0.962;
fig. 9 is a circuit diagram of a chaotic circuit implemented by the memristor based on fractional order inductance of the present invention;
FIG. 10(a) shows v when the fractional order is 0.99C-iLPhase PSpice circuit simulation diagram;
FIG. 10(b) is a graph showing a case where the fractional order is 0.99 orderPhase PSpice circuit simulation diagram;
FIG. 10(c) is a graph showing a case where the fractional order is 0.99Phase PSpice circuit simulation diagram;
FIG. 10(d) is a graph showing a case where the fractional order is 0.99Phase PSpice circuit simulation diagram;
FIG. 11(a) shows v when the fractional order is 0.88 orderC-iLPhase PSpice circuit simulation diagram;
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The present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments.
The utility model relates to a recall chaotic circuit that hinders ware and constitute based on fractional order inductance, as shown in fig. 1, including connecting gradually and forming the fractional order electric capacity C of closed circuitqFractional order inductor LqA negative resistance G, a fractional order capacitor CqBoth ends of the resistor M are connected in parallel with a fractional order memristor MqThe fractional order memristor MqAnd one end of the first and second electrodes is connected with the fractional orderFeeling LqConnection of the fractional order memristor MqThe other end is also connected with the negative resistor G.
As shown in FIG. 2, the fractional order memristor MqComprises a diode bridge circuit, wherein fractional order inductors are connected in parallel at two ends of the diode bridge circuitThe diode bridge circuit comprises a diode VD with positive and negative ends connected in series1Diode VD4And a diode VD connected in series with the positive and negative terminals3Diode VD2Said diode VD1And the negative terminal of the diode VD3Is connected to the negative terminal of the diode VD2And the positive terminal of the diode VD4Is connected with the positive terminal of the inductor and has fractional orderAnd diode VD3Negative terminal of and diode VD2The positive terminals of the two are connected in parallel.
As shown in fig. 3, the fractional order inductance LqAnd the fractional order inductorRespectively comprises a resistor RinAnd the resistance RinThe two ends of the resistor are also connected with a plurality of RL equivalent circuits in parallel, and each RL equivalent circuit comprises resistors R connected together in seriesnAnd an inductance Ln。
As shown in fig. 4, a fractional order capacitor CqComprising a resistor RinAnd the resistance RinA plurality of RC equivalent circuits are connected in parallel, and each RC equivalent circuit comprises capacitors C connected in parallelnAnd a resistance Rn。
The utility model relates to a recall mathematical model of chaos circuit that hinders ware and constitute based on fractional order inductance has 3 state variables, is fractional order electric capacity C respectivelyqVoltage v acrossCThrough a fractional order inductor LqCurrent i ofLAnd reflects fractional order memristor MqFlow-through fractional order inductance of internal state variablesCurrent of
FIG. 2 shows a fractional order memristor MqCan be represented by the following equation:
isis the reverse saturation current of the diode, rho is 1/(2 nV)T) N is an emission coefficient, VTIs a thermal voltage. i.e. i0Is the current through a fractional order inductor, vgRepresenting the input voltage, igRepresenting the input current, L is set to 10 mH. Memory is
The fractional order inductance is implemented as an equivalent circuit as shown in fig. 3. The equivalent circuit expression of the fractional order inductor is as follows:
the serial number of the parallel resistor and the inductor is N-2N +1, and N is the order of the filter.
The fractional order capacitor is realized by an equivalent circuit shown in fig. 4, and the equivalent circuit expression of the fractional order capacitor is as follows:
a mathematical model of the chaos circuit that memristor constitutes based on fractional order inductance can be represented by 3 state variables, respectively fractional order electric capacity CqVoltage v acrossCThrough a fractional order inductor LqCurrent i ofLAnd reaction fractional order memristor MqInternal state variablesFlowing through fractional order inductorCurrent ofBy using kirchhoff's voltage law and kirchhoff's current law for the circuit shown in fig. 1, a mathematical model of this chaotic circuit can be obtained as represented by the following equation:
the following variables and circuit parameters were normalized:
respectively setting fractional order capacitance, inductance and resistor as Cq=5nF、Lq=25mH、G=0.65mS、Then, the values of the three parameters are:
α=1.1834,β=0.4734,γ=1.8525×10-4(6)
numerical simulation:
in order to verify the chaotic circuit formed by the memristor based on the fractional order inductance, MATLAB software is used for carrying out numerical simulation, and a mathematical model is given by an equation (5). The corresponding parameters are as described above, and v at the fractional order of 0.99 can be obtained1-i1As shown in fig. 5(a) and 5(b), the chaotic attractor is a double-vortex attractor. FIGS. 5(c) and 5(d) are each i at a fractional order of 0.991-imAnd v1-i1-imPhase diagram of (a). At the same time, generalized fractionThe current-voltage characteristic curve of the order memristor is shown in fig. 6, and the effectiveness of the fractional order memristor is verified through a hysteresis loop.
When the order q varies between regions [0.8,1 ]]Time, variable v1The bifurcation diagram of the local maxima of (2) is shown in fig. 7. As shown in FIGS. 8(a), 8(b), 8(c), 8(d), 8(e) and 8(f), when q is located in the region [0.805,0.816 ]]The system is in a periodic transition state. In the [0.891,0.895 ]]Within the narrow range of (2), the system has short upper and lower single-period coexistence time. When q reaches 0.895, the system enters an upper and a lower double-period limit loop which coexist, then enters a short-term four-period limit loop when q reaches 0.973, and enters a single-vortex chaotic attractor by period doubling bifurcation. And when q is 0.947, combining the discontinuous spiral chaotic attractors to generate a double-vortex chaotic attractor, and eliminating the coexistence period limit loop and the spiral chaotic attractor. The unstable tracks of the upper and lower spiral chaotic attractors which coexist collide with each other to cause complete chaos. The chaotic behavior suddenly stops at q 0.962.
The coexistence of the periodic limit cycle and the spiral chaotic attractor under different initial conditions of the order q between 0.895 and 0.947 is a phenomenon worthy of further research. For a single initial condition, up and down jumps in the variables can lead to discontinuities in the dynamic behavior. This discontinuous behavior constitutes exactly one co-existence phenomenon for both initial conditions. After entering double-vortex chaos, the two tracks enter an agreeable closed area.
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in order to further verify the feasibility of the chaos circuit that the memristor constituted based on fractional order inductance that proposes, the utility model discloses utilize PSpice software to carry out the circuit emulation, the utility model discloses a chaos circuit realization circuit diagram that memristor constituted based on fractional order inductance is shown in FIG. 9. The equivalent circuit of the fractional order inductance is shown in fig. 3. The equivalent circuit of the fractional order capacitor is shown in fig. 4. The circuit parameters are shown in the following table.
TABLE 1 fractional order LC equivalent link resistance
TABLE 2 fractional order LC equivalent link parameters
The chaotic circuit based on the fractional order memristor with the order of 0.99 is designed by using the parameters in the table above, and circuit simulation is performed, and experimental results are shown in fig. 10(a), 10(b), 10(c) and 10 (d). Therefore, when the order is 0.99 order, the system is in a chaotic state, the result is completely consistent with the result of numerical simulation, and the correctness of theoretical analysis is verified.
The chaotic circuit formed by memristors based on fractional order inductance when the order is 0.95 is designed by using the parameters in the table above, and circuit simulation is performed, and the experimental results are shown in fig. 11(a) and 11 (b). It can be seen that when the order is 0.95, the system is in a chaotic state.
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1. A chaotic circuit formed by memristors based on fractional order inductance is characterized by comprising fractional order capacitors C which are sequentially connected and form a closed loopqFractional order inductor LqA negative resistance G, a fractional order capacitor CqBoth ends of the resistor M are connected in parallel with a fractional order memristor MqThe fractional order memristor MqAnd one end of the inductor is connected with the fractional order inductor LqConnection of the fractional order memristor MqThe other end is also connected with the negative resistance G, and the fractional order memristor MqComprises a diode bridge circuit, wherein fractional order inductors are connected in parallel at two ends of the diode bridge circuitThe fractional order capacitor CqComprising a resistor RinAnd the resistance RinA plurality of RC equivalent circuits are connected in parallel, and each RC equivalent circuit comprises electricity connected in parallelContainer CnAnd a resistance RnSaid fractional order inductance LqAnd the fractional order inductorRespectively comprises a resistor RinAnd the resistance RinThe two ends of the resistor are also connected with a plurality of RL equivalent circuits in parallel, and each RL equivalent circuit comprises resistors R connected together in seriesnAnd an inductance Ln;
The diode bridge circuit comprises a diode VD with positive and negative ends connected in series1Diode VD4And a diode VD connected in series with the positive and negative terminals3Diode VD2Said diode VD1And the negative terminal of the diode VD3Is connected to the negative terminal of the diode VD2And the positive terminal of the diode VD4Is connected with the positive terminal of the inductor, and the fractional order inductorAnd diode VD3Negative terminal of and diode VD2The positive terminals of the two are connected in parallel.
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