Chaotic oscillator based on current-controlled meminductor
A current-controlled meminductor has the property of variable inductance according to current flowing across it, that brings the nonlinear relation between state variables. In this paper, a three-order passive circuit with a current-controlled meminductor is proposed to generate chaotic oscillation. When configured with proper parameters and initial conditions, strange attractors can be observed. Lyapunov exponent analysis, along with continuous frequency distribution, conditions sensitive characteristic were provided through numerical simulation, which shows the existence of chaos in this simple memristive system.