Noise-free stochastic resonance is investigated numerically in a system of
two coupled chaotic Rossler oscillators. Periodic signal is applied either
additively or multiplicatively to the coupling term. When the coupling cons
tant is varied the oscillators lose synchronization via attractor bubbling
or on-off intermittency. Properly chosen signals are analyzed which reflect
the sequence of synchronized (laminar) phases and non-synchronized bursts
in the time evolution of the oscillators. Maximum of the signal-to-noise ra
tio as a function of the coupling constant is observed. Dependence of the s
ignal-to-noise ratio on the frequency of the periodic signal and parameter
mismatch between the oscillators is investigated. Possible applications of
stochastic resonance in the recovery of signals in secure communication sys
tems based on chaotic synchronization are briefly discussed.