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      Fig. 3. Encryption flow chart, adopted from [18].

       1) Two stages of chaotic masking were applied to          famous nonlinear three dimensional system of dif-
      the signal in order to implement the recommended           ferential equations. The system is described by the
      security approach: the first stage was created using       following differential equations (2) [20],:
      the Lorenz system as shown in Fig. 4., and the sec-
      ond stage was created using the Roessler chaotic
      flow system as shown in Fig. 5.

       2) The suggested system was tested over an AWGN       dx  =  a(y -   x)
      channel for usage applications, and the results indi-  dt
      cated that the quality of the recovered information
      starts to be clear at a minimum SNR value of 37 dB     dy  =  x(?  -  z  -  y)  (2)
      with an MSE of 0.0061.                                 dt

       3) This strategy has been coupled with the digital    dz
      processing method (DPM) to lessen the impact of        dt = ß z + xy
      noise on the information that has been recovered.In
      this way, the suggested method was able to function    where ( a , ? and ß ) are the system parameters.
      correctly at a signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of 21 dB
      and a mean square error (MSE) of 3.7135 10-6.              The Rossler Attractor shown in Fig. 5. is another three
      However, although the system’s complexity increased    dimensional system of differential equations. The system is
      as a result of this combination, which is very help-   described by the following differential equations (3) [20],:
      ful in improving the quality of the recovered signal,
      the channel’s bandwidth will need to be increased
      because the data type has changed from analog to
      binary. The Lorenz Attractor shown in Fig. 4., is a
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