Non-linear filtering of chaotic signal in the presence of noise

The creation of radio engineering systems based on the effects of stochastic and chaotic dynamic is a promising direction. The task of developing such systems must be oriented toward using the results of theoretical studies of processes in nonlinear radiophysical systems. The subject of this study is the nonlinear filtering of a mixture of chaotic oscillations and noise based on the stochastic resonance effect occurring in a bistable system with the aim of isolating the information chaotic signal. Usually, noise is considered to be “white”, and the signal is narrow-banded. As a bistable system, a Schmitt trigger can be used. For narrowband signals, the stochastic resonance effect has been studied in sufficient detail theoretically, for broadband information signals, applied research is insufficient. The stochastic resonance effect is a phenomenon in which the response of a nonlinear system to a weak external signal amplifies with increasing noise intensity to some optimal value. In the study of radio engineering systems, chaotic oscillations can be used as information systems. Theoretical basis for research of information processing systems in radio engineering systems using chaotic signals is research in the field of nonlinear radiophysics. Of particular importance in this case is the selection of solutions at the model level, in particular, based on the results of circuit simulation of practically realized devices on the existing element base.