Efficient Shift Registers, LFSR Counters, and Long Pseudo- Random Sequence Generators 论文
1996引用 222
Coding theory and cryptographyCellular Automata and ApplicationsAlgorithms and Data Compression
摘要
Summary Shift registers longer than eight bits can be implemented most efficiently in XC4000E Select-RAM TM. Using Linear Feedback Shift-Register (LFSR) counters to address the RAM makes the design even simpler. This application note describes 4- and 5-bit universal LFSR counters, very efficient RAM-based 32-bit and 100-bit shift registers, and pseudo-random sequence generators with repetition rates of thousands and even trillions of years, useful for testing and encryption purposes. The appropriate taps for maximum-length LFSR counters of up to 168 bits are listed.