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A Chua’s chaotic oscillator based on a coarsely cubic-like CMOS Resistor
An implementation of a Chua's chaotic oscillator is proposed based on a coarsely cubic-like CMOS resistor. A simple current mirror and a single-ended differential pair form a grounded nonlinear CMOS resistor. Such nonlinearity resembles a coarse version of cubic-like voltage-current characteristics. Simulated trajectories of the single-scroll and the double-scroll chaotic attractors are demonstrated.