Colpitts' circuit is a simple nonlinear circuit which shows chaotic behaviour, based on a transistor.
Note: There are different variants of the Colpitt's oscillator. The one used in this example is based on:
Plot v1 vs. v2.
Default parameter RE = 5000 Ω
(AnalyticEquations and IdealCircuit) resp. RE = 2000 Ω
(Improved Circuit) shows nearly periodic results,
i.e. the result varies within a narrow band. It seems that this circuit is extremely sensible.
Change parameter RE = 500 Ω
to obtain chaotic results.
Note that initial condition = 0 is sufficient!
Note: The AnalyticEquation and the IdealCircuit use a simple transistor model according to the following equations:
iC = β*iB
Ron*iB = if vBE≤Vth then 0 else (vBE - Vth)
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Colpitts chaotic Circuit | |
Colpitts chaotic Circuit | |
Colpitts chaotic Circuit |