D. Clemente-López, L. Moysis, C. Volos, J. Muñoz-Pacheco, S. Jafari, I. Stouboulos
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Abstract
An ARM-FPGA-based interface for implementing nonlinear systems through project-based learning for undergraduate students is presented in this work. This setup has a low cost and can be utilized in courses (post-graduate and under-graduate) related to dynamical systems to show the complex behaviors such as chaos, bi-stability, hidden attractors, etc. It consists of a Python-based program in the ARM processor to control the implementation on the FPGA board. As examples, the physical implementation of Lorenz system, as well as the realization of a hidden chaotic system are given.