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FPGA vendor agnostic true random number generator

Schellekens et al., 2006

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5000855986147719143
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Schellekens D
Preneel B
Verbauwhede I
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2006 International conference on field programmable logic and applications

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This paper describes a solution for the generation of true random numbers in a purely digital fashion; making it suitable for any FPGA type, because no FPGA vendor specific features (eg, like phase-locked loop) or external analog components are required. Our solution is …
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