Chaotic Technology for Experimenting the Crypto-Systems: Methods and Platforms
Summary
The project main objective is to develop and test a chaotic technology for experimenting the methods / techniques and platforms used in encryption systems based on two synchronized ECSL chaotic laser generators, demonstration experimental system realized as an integrated, computer-controlled device (Experimental chaotic device). Within the project we start from two existing external-cavity semiconductor lasers (ECSL) systems, one with control of the chaotic emission dynamics through the injection current modulation and the other through the electro-optic phase modulation, coupled optically and with their chaotic dynamics synchronized; we will develop a hardware and software platform for an automated computer control of all sub-assemblies. So, we will able for input/output data control, so that the entire assembly becomes a device for testing the chaotic encoded techniques, as well as software platforms. The presented chaotic device aims to test and better understand basic concepts of cryptographic systems based on nonlinear chaotic dynamic of laser emission.
Expected results
Experimental chaotic device based on two optically coupled and dynamically synchronized ECSL lasers, with an emission dynamic control by modulation;
Chaotic device developed and optimized for an automated control of operation;
Demonstration model of the Chaotic device developed for experimenting the selected crypto-systems (encryption methods/ techniques or platforms).