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Chaotic signals representation and spectral characterization using linear discrete-time filters
We present a discrete-time linear recursive filter representation for a piecewise-linear map that generates chaotic signals. It can be used to easily deduce analytical formulas for power spectral density of chaotic signals, providing useful results for chaos-based communication systems and signal processing. Numerical simulations are used to validate the theoretical results.