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Compressed and Encrypted Acquisition of Transient Signals

A shockwave signal has the characteristics of short duration and wide dynamic range, so the wireless test system needs to collect it at a continuous high sampling rate, resulting in a short node life cycle and a large amount of redundant data during the test process. Moreover, test data with confidentiality, if it is still recorded and transmitted in plaintext, will challenge information security. Therefore, a compressed and encrypted acquisition framework based on hyperchaotic compressed sensing and semi-tensor is proposed in this paper. Firstly, a new four-dimensional hyperchaotic system is used to generate a compressed sensing measurement matrix to improve the encryption and anti-noise performance. Secondly, for saving memory space and improving computing efficiency, the semi-tensor product is introduced to reduce the dimension of the measurement matrix exponentially. The experimental results show that the proposed framework can realize the compressed and encrypted acquisition of transient signals with small memory space and low computational complexity. And the acquisition results can be directly transmitted to meet the requirements of real-time wireless transmission bandwidth and information security.