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Chaotic Electronics in Telecommunications
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Introduction CHAOS AT CODE LEVEL Introduction to DS-CDMA Chaos-Based Asynchronous DS-CDMA systems. Sequences of I.I.D Random Variables CHAOS AT SIGNAL LEVEL Introduction to Schemes for Communicating with Chaotic Signals Noise-Filtering in Chaotic Communications Chaotic Modulation Schemes Synthesis and Design CHAOS AT HARDWARE LEVEL Introduction Noise Generation in Silicon Robustness of Chaos in Analog Implementations.
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