Chaotic Spike-Train with Line-Like Spectrum
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This paper studies a simple spiking oscillator having piecewise constant vector field. Repeating vibrate-and-fire dynamics, the system exhibits various spike-trains and we pay special attention to chaotic spike-trains having line-like spectrum in distribution of inter-spike intervals. In the parameter space, existence regions of such phenomena can construct infinite window-like structures. The system has piecewise linear trajectory and we can give theoretical evidence for the phenomena. Presenting a simple test circuit, typical phenomena are confirmed experimentally.
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- 2009-04-01
著者
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SAITO Toshimichi
Hosei University
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Saito Toshimichi
Department Of Electronics Electrical And Computer Engineering Hosei University
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Saito Toshimichi
Eece Dept Hosei University
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MATSUOKA Yusuke
Hosei University
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HASEGAWA Tomonari
Hosei University
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Saito Toshimichi
Hosei Univ. Koganei‐shi Jpn
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Saito Toshimichi
Hosei Univ.
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