Pseudo-random signal synthesizer with smooth, flat power spectru

Cryptography – Key management – Having particular key generator

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375200, 380 34, 364717, 331 78, H03B 2900, G06F 102

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ABSTRACT:
Apparatus and a method are disclosed for synthesizing a pseudorandom communications signal having a smooth, flat, power spectrum. The system comprises frequency modulation circuitry for deriving a first analog signal from a digital encoding signal. The first analog signal is derived to have a substantially constant amplitude and a frequency varying in response to the amplitude of the digital encoding signal. Fourier transform circuitry is connected to the modulation circuitry and is operative to derive a second analog signal from the first analog signal. The resulting second analog signal is the fourier transform of the first analog signal, having a substantially constant power spectral density over the bandwidth of said second analog signal, and having an amplitude that varies in response to the amplitude of the digital encoding signal.

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