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Chaos stabilization via hybrid control

Univ. de Cadiz, Cadiz, Spain
IEEE Latin America Transactions (impact factor: 0.35). 07/2011; DOI:10.1109/TLA.2011.5893770
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ABSTRACT In this paper we propose a new control method which stabilizes chaotic systems in the neighborhood of unstable periodic orbits (UPO) embedded in a strange attractor. It is used for that a piecewise continuous signal generated by means of two controllers, one analogic and other digital. The hybrid control method is synthesized in an algorithm which makes easy its application. Numerical simulations with chaotic and hyperchaotic systems show satisfactory results, achieving system stabilization in the proximity of UPO's.

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Keywords

algorithm
 
analogic
 
chaotic
 
controllers
 
hybrid control method
 
hyperchaotic systems
 
makes easy
 
new control method
 
piecewise continuous signal
 
stabilizes chaotic systems
 
strange attractor
 
system stabilization
 
unstable periodic orbits
 
UPO's
 

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