Digital Implementation of Chaotic Systems Using Nvidia Jetson AGX Orin and Custom DAC Converter
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Keywords

Chaotic system
Nvidia Jetson
AGX Orin
Digital analog converter
Oscilloscope

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Digital Implementation of Chaotic Systems Using Nvidia Jetson AGX Orin and Custom DAC Converter. (2024). Chaos and Fractals, 1(1), 38-41. https://doi.org/10.69882/adba.chf.2024075

Abstract

Digital implementation of chaotic systems has many advantages. Chaotic systems realized on digital platforms offer higher flexibility and computational accuracy compared to traditional analog systems. This flexibility and accuracy are of great importance for engineering applications. Furthermore, digital solutions are usually more cost-effective, which is a great economic advantage. In this study, Nvidia Jetson AGX Orin board and 16-bit converter board are used for digital realization of chaotic systems. The Nvidia Jetson AGX Orin is a platform that stands out with its high processing power and energy efficiency. The 16-bit converter card stands out with its sensitive data processing capacity. Thanks to this technological infrastructure, chaotic system equations can be successfully solved in a digital environment and more advanced, flexible, reliable and cost-effective solutions are obtained. These solutions provide significant advantages in various applications in engineering. In particular, the use of digital chaotic systems in areas such as modeling, simulation and control of complex systems offers more efficient and effective results than traditional methods. Digital platforms also facilitate parametric investigations and optimization processes of chaotic systems, enabling more in-depth analysis.

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