liu chang-jun, huang ka-ma, hu zhong-xia, et al. Preliminary on the interference of EMR to chaotic synchronous secure communication system[J]. High Power Laser and Particle Beams, 2001, 13.
Citation:
liu chang-jun, huang ka-ma, hu zhong-xia, et al. Preliminary on the interference of EMR to chaotic synchronous secure communication system[J]. High Power Laser and Particle Beams, 2001, 13.
liu chang-jun, huang ka-ma, hu zhong-xia, et al. Preliminary on the interference of EMR to chaotic synchronous secure communication system[J]. High Power Laser and Particle Beams, 2001, 13.
Citation:
liu chang-jun, huang ka-ma, hu zhong-xia, et al. Preliminary on the interference of EMR to chaotic synchronous secure communication system[J]. High Power Laser and Particle Beams, 2001, 13.
A Giga-Hertz Transverse Electromagnetic Cell (GTEM Cell) was used to study the interference of continuous electromagnetic waves on a chaotic synchronous secure communication system, which was based on the typical Chua's chaotic circuits. During the experiments, it was found that within the frequency range from 100MHz-150MHz there were some thresholds of the electromagnetic radiant (EMR) power density to a certain chaotic secure communication system. If the EMR power density is great than the threshold in this frequency range, the chaotic encrypt function of the secure communication system will be ineffective. Moreover, the chaotic synchronous secure communication system cannot recover from the ineffective state to chaotic synchronous state by itself even after the EMR is removed. This is a