Apparatus for electronic encypherment of digital data

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3401461AL, H04L 900

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ABSTRACT:
Apparatus and methods are described for finding the coefficients of minimum polynominals in a Galois field GF(2.sup.m). Such coefficients are useful in selecting tap connections for a shift register, the taps usually being connected to an EX-OR gate in a feedback connection to the input shift register stage. Where 2.sup.m -1 is prime, with the selected tap connections the shift register generates a maximal length sequence which can be used for encyphering or decyphering. Several forms of apparatus for such processes are also described.

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