A Secret Sharing Featured Secure Communication System Based on Dual Synchronization of Chaos in Colpitts Circuits

A novel digital secure communication system employing dual synchronization of chaos in two pairs of Colpitts circuits is proposed. The binary information to be transmitted is firstly modulated by digital modulation scheme, and then mixed together with two chaotic waveforms generated by two Colpitts circuits with different circuit parameters. Thus the combined （and encrypted） signal is transmitted through an additive white Gauss noise （AWGN） channel. In the receiver, the binary message can he recovered only when the parameters of the two Colpitts circuits are known. If the parameters of the two Colpitts circuits are owned by two different users, this can be viewed as a （2,2） threshold scheme. Based on large amount of simulations, the bit error rate （BER） performance of this communication scheme is presented.

A novel digital secure communication system employing dual synchronization of chaos in two pairs of Colpitts circuits is proposed. The binary information to be transmitted is firstly modulated by digital modulation scheme, and then mixed together with two chaotic waveforms generated by two Colpitts circuits with different circuit parameters. Thus the combined (and encrypted) signal is transmitted through an additive white Gauss noise (AWGN) channel. In the receiver, the binary message can be recovered only when the parameters of the two Colpitts circuits are known. If the parameters of the two Colpitts circuits are owned by two different users, this can be viewed as a (2,2) threshold scheme. Based on large amount of simulations, the bit error rate (BER) performance of this communication scheme is presented.