Multi-scroll generation mechanism, dynamic analysis, and DSP implementation of a dual-memristor-coupled Sprott-C...

A five-dimensional multi-scroll chaotic system is presented by introducing two memristive elements into a three-dimensional chaotic system. The resulting model generates multi-scroll attractors whose scroll count can be regulated by tuning the memristors' internal parameters. We analyze the equilibria and then quantify the dynamic behaviors using phase portraits, Poincaré sections, bifurcation diagrams, and Lyapunov exponents. Coexisting multi-scroll attractors are observed, and their attraction basins are mapped to visualize the corresponding spatial domains. Parameter-driven adjustment of local amplitude is also demonstrated, enabling flexible modulation of the system output. A DSP-based implementation is further provided to validate the realizability of the proposed design. The study advances memristor-assisted multi-scroll construction and supports engineering-oriented hardware realization of high-dimensional chaotic systems.