This paper puts foward a novel way to achieve chaotic synchronization. Take the modified Chua s circuit as example, the numerical simulation shows this way is very successful. The message signal can be as large as the chaotic carrier signal, so the signal-to-noise ratio can be very high even when only one signal is transmitted. The synchronization is excellent and the retrieved signal is virtually perfect.
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