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Message Encoding/Decoding Using Unpredictability-Enhanced Chaotic VCSELs

Authors: Shui Ying Xiang; Wei Pan; Bin Luo; Lian Shan Yan; Xi Hua Zou; Ning Jiang; Nian Qiang Li; +1 Authors

Message Encoding/Decoding Using Unpredictability-Enhanced Chaotic VCSELs

Abstract

Successful message encoding/decoding in an unpredictability-enhanced chaotic vertical-cavity surface-emitting lasers (VCSELs) system is achieved numerically via the chaos-shift-keying technique. Both VCSELs are subject to variable-polarization optical feedback (VPOF), and polarization-preserved optical injection is adopted. Better decoding performance is achieved by choosing proper polarizer angle, and the security is, to some extent, enhanced owing to the VPOF.

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