C.P. Downing
Abstract
A digital hardware implementation of a linear congruential sequence generator using shift and add techniques of multiplication is described. The sequence is of long period, low serial correlation and is rectangularly distributed. The method has certain advantages over conventional feedback shift register techniques.
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A digital hardware implementation of a linear congruential sequence generator using shift and add techniques of multiplication is described. The sequence is of long period, low serial correlation and is rectangularly distributed. The method has certain advantages over conventional feedback shift register techniques.
Key concepts: Pseudorandom number generator, Shift register, Linear congruential generator, Computer science, Sequence (biology), Generator (circuit theory), Self-shrinking generator, Pseudorandom binary sequence