Oscillators – Electrical noise or random wave generator
Reexamination Certificate
2006-05-25
2010-12-14
Kinkead, Arnold (Department: 2817)
Oscillators
Electrical noise or random wave generator
C332S120000, C332S117000, C375S130000, C708S250000, C708S251000
Reexamination Certificate
active
07852162
ABSTRACT:
Random number generators are used for entertainment in gambling, lotteries and video gaming devices. True Random Number Generators, as are now currently defined, must be actuated by a physical noise source, typically based on the uncertainty of the phase differences of a stable and an unstable autonomous oscillator. In this invention an autonomous random frequency modulated oscillator driven by a self contained pseudo-random number generator outputs three loosely correlated random binary streams. Included in the invention is a hardware method for proving wandering phase differences and also the existence of a colored random distribution of concatenated nibbles.
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Granot Ran
Gressel Carmi David
Hecht Avi
Bianco Paul D.
Fleit Martin
Fleit Gibbons Gutman Bongini & Bianco PL
FortressGB
Kinkead Arnold
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