Electronic Implementation of Fractional-Order Newton–Leipnik Chaotic System With Application to Communication

A complementary metal oxide semiconductor-operational transconductance amplifier (CMOS-OTA)-based implementation of fractional-order Newton–Leipnik chaotic system is introduced in this paper. The proposed circuit offers the advantages of electronic tunability of system order and on-chip integration due to MOS only design. The double strange attractor chaotic behavior of the system in consideration for an order of 2.9 has been demonstrated, and effectiveness of this chaotic system in preliminary secure message communication has also been presented. The theoretical predictions of the proposed implementation have been verified by hspice simulator using Austrian Microsystem (AMS) 0.35 μm CMOS process and subsequently compared with matlab simulink results. The power consumption of the system was 103.6 μW for standalone Newton–Leipnik chaotic generator.