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<strong>International</strong> <strong>Teacher</strong> <strong>Education</strong> <strong>Conference</strong> <strong>2014</strong><br />

It is obvious that “eI=0” case could be gathered only when “ex=0”(X=Xs) with other words when<br />

synchronization between Receiver – Transmitter realized.<br />

Which basically defines the pre-requirements of communication with chaotic masking as;<br />

1- Transmitter and Receiver circuits should be equivalent.<br />

2- Chaotic Transmitter needs to be utilized as well master for synchronization.<br />

3- The amplitude of Transmitted Data selection should be in line with Chaotic X sign, to secure/mask data<br />

correctly.<br />

By using the simulink model shown as Figure 12. Communication with Chaotic Masking can be investigated for<br />

Rucklidge equations.<br />

Figure-12- Simulink Model of Rucklidge Equations for Communication with Chaotic Masking<br />

The variables of the rucklidge oscillators (Master&Sub) are; K = 2 , L = 6. 7 . Initial Values of rucklidge<br />

oscillators are; Master Sys.(Transmitter) X(0) = 1, Y(0) = 0, Z(0) = 4.<br />

5 , PC-Sub Sys’s (Receiver),<br />

X(0) = 1. 1, Y(0) = 0, Z(0) = 4.<br />

6 . It (Transmitted Data) is a sine wave with 5V amplitude. Time series of<br />

“It”(Transmitted data), “X”(Chaotic Masking Wave) shown at Figure 13, as amplitude of “It“is less then<br />

amplitude of X, “It” could not be easily seen over generated “S”(Transmitted/Masked Data Wave) by 3.rd<br />

parties as shown at Figure 14 which supports the aim of secure communication. Synchronization between Master<br />

and Sub Sys Rucklidge oscillators is being taking place within 10 ms as shown at Figure 15 and Figure 16 which<br />

as well the start point of success at de-masking at receiver side as could be seen at Figure 17 and Figure 18.<br />

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