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Article #3717Shift register based psuedorandom # generators
From: Space Cadet
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1989 09:34
Date: Tue, 14 Nov 1989 09:34
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I am designing a shift register based psuedo-random number generator.
I have a list of feedback connections (from CMOS Cookbook) for lengths up
to 31, but may need a length up to 36 (no, 2G random numbers aren't enough
for me :-)
CMOS Cookbook does not describe how the feedback connections for an
optimal sequence are determined. If anyone knows, please post or mail me.
In lieu of that, if anyone has the feedback connections for lengths > 31,
I'd like to see them. Thanks.
John DuBois
spcecdt@ucscg.ucsc.edu
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