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We propose a scheme for spread-spectrum communications using true random sequences generated by chaotic semiconductor lasers as spreading codes.These sequences can eliminate the inherent periodicity of pseudorandom sequences,enlarge the capacity of spread-spectrum codes,improve communication security,and increase the number of users of the system.When a true random sequence with an appropriate length is used as the spread-spectrum code and the information speed is maintained constant,the system acquires a greater spreadspectrum gain and a lower bit-error ratio(BER) than the traditional spread-spectrum system.The communication security is also enhanced.The BER smoothly increases with the number of users,which indicates the good multipleaccess capability of the system.
We propose a scheme for spread-spectrum communications using true random sequences generated by chaotic semiconductor lasers as spreading codes. These sequences can eliminate the inherent periodicity of pseudorandom sequences, enlarge the capacity of spread-spectrum codes, improve communication security, and increase the number of users of the system. When a true random sequence with an appropriate length is used as the spread-spectrum code and the information speed is maintained, the system acquires a greater spread spectrum gain and a lower bit-error ratio (BER) than the traditional spread-spectrum system. The communication security is also enhanced. BER smooth increases with the number of users, which shows the good multipleaccess capability of the system.