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VERYLOG IMPLEMENTATION OF TRUE RANDOM NUMBER GENERATION USING PROGRAMMABLE DELAYS IN OSCILLATOR-RINGS

Singh et al., 2022

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14029580746280946745
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Singh S
Swetha K
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Journal of Nonlinear Analysis and Optimization

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True random number generators, or TRNGs, are frequently used in cryptographic applications such as key generation, random padding bits, and the generation of challenges and nonces for authentication protocols. The random jitter of oscillators that run freely is …
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