5 bit shift register connected to pseudo random number generator

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Using hurz's pseudo random voltage generator connected to a 5 bit shift register to input and shift random data. Shake device to inject noise to activate generator.

published 11 years ago

roops1967

11 years ago

Now that's getting creative!

Sine_eyed

11 years ago

Oh hell yeah! Super useful- I'm going to make a bunch of these and add one to like, everything I got! YES~ merry christmas to me...

Sine_eyed

11 years ago

Hey, I'm just teasing- you did good on this circuit max. I'm curious to know how "random" it actually is, or if it could be used for encryption or something like that. (Sorry I don't have the patience to sit and watch this thing a dozen times and record the results. But if you want to, I would enjoy hearing what you found!)

maxmax_66

11 years ago

Thanks. I'm fairly sure it's not random. I haven't done a long sample. When I find the patience myself I'll give it try and see. At a glance it simulates randomness fairly well. I guess I should put up a disclaimer.

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