GB1322362A - Generating pseudo-random sequences - Google Patents

Generating pseudo-random sequences

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GB1322362A
GB1322362A GB2906770A GB1322362DA GB1322362A GB 1322362 A GB1322362 A GB 1322362A GB 2906770 A GB2906770 A GB 2906770A GB 1322362D A GB1322362D A GB 1322362DA GB 1322362 A GB1322362 A GB 1322362A
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    • HELECTRICITY
    • H03ELECTRONIC CIRCUITRY
    • H03KPULSE TECHNIQUE
    • H03K3/00Circuits for generating electric pulses; Monostable, bistable or multistable circuits
    • H03K3/84Generating pulses having a predetermined statistical distribution of a parameter, e.g. random pulse generators

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1322362 Pseudo random number generator D MARITSAS 10 June 1971 [16 June 1970 29067/70 Heading G4D Several embodiments of pseudo random pulse or number generators are disclosed. If the pulses are applied to a counter which is read out at fixed intervals, the numbers read from the counter are in a pseudo random sequence and may be used in Monte Carlo methods. The time interval between successive pulses in a pseudo random sequence of pulses is the random variable which determines the distribution. A pseudo random sequence of constant amplitude pulses is generated by generator 30, e.g. a chain code generator, the successive pulses of the sequence being separated by intervals conforming to a first probability distribution. This sequence passes to a signal conversion unit 31, the output of which consists of a sequence of signals corresponding to the interpulse intervals respectively of said sequence and having successive values that represent the corresponding pulse intervals, and thence to a unit 32 which modifies the signal value distribution in accordance with a specified transformation function to produce a signal having the same interval distribution but a different amplitude distribution. Thence the signal passes via buffer 33 to a signal conversion unit 34 to produce an output 35 consisting of a sequence of pulses, the intervals between the successive pulses being determined by the modified signal value distribution produced by unit 32. Thus by using an appropriate transformation function for unit 32, a specified distribution of the pulse intervals of the output sequence may be secured. All the above units are preferably digital but some may be analog or analog/digital as in known PCM systems. In one embodiment (Fig. 2, not shown) a pseudo random number sequence with a binomial distribution is generated using, for example, a generator (Fig. 3) of pseudo random numbers with a uniform distribution and a Bernoulli trials generator. Two feedback shift registers 10, 11 are connected to half adders 12, 13 to constitute two chain code generators. Selected pairs of stages of the registers 10, 11 are connected to further individual half adders (only 2 of which are shown), the output of each half adder constituting an individual random pulse sequence as the registers are clocked. The further half adders are connected to register 14 and a comparison network 15.
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