Pseudorandom bit sequence generator
AssigneeLitton Systems, Inc.
InventorsDaniel A. Tazartes, John G. Mark, David I. Tazartes
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AssigneeLitton Systems, Inc.
InventorsDaniel A. Tazartes, John G. Mark, David I. Tazartes
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The invention is a method and apparatus for generating a primary pseudorandom bit sequence consisting of a plurality of contiguous P subsequences. Each P subsequence consists of a start sequence of predetermined length followed by a sequence of trailing bits. The method comprises three steps. The first step consists of deriving a feedback bit from each generating sequence in a P subsequence in accordance with a specified rule where a generating sequence is any sequence of contiguous bits in the P subsequence having the same length as the start sequence. The bit that follows a generating sequence is called the trailing bit for that generating sequence. The second step of the method consists of determining a sequence of one or more modifier bits to be used in modifying the P subsequence. The third step of the method consists of modifying the P subsequence utilizing the one or more modifier bits.
A method for generating a primary pseudorandom bit sequence, a primary pseudorandom bit sequence consisting of a plurality of contiguous P subsequences, each P subsequence consisting of a start sequence of predetermined length followed by a sequence of trailing bits, the method comprising the steps:
An apparatus for generating a primary pseudorandom bit sequence, the apparatus comprising:
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