Abstract
This paper proposes a novel chaotic multiple-bits modulation scheme that uses the parameters in the map as data carrier for chaotic digital communication. Chaotic signals modulated with the parameters corresponding to the information to be transmitted are sent to the receiver. The information sent to the receiver can be decoded by a correlation detector. This scheme can increase the number of transmittable information bit per unit carrier signals by increasing the number of mapping parameters to be used for modulation. We verify the performance of this scheme using bit error rate (BER) through computer simulation. Also, we compare the performance of the proposed method with a conventional single-bit modulation scheme.