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Design of Hybrid True Random Number Generator for Cryptographic Applications

Journal

COMPUTER SYSTEMS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
Volume 43, Issue 2, Pages 423-437

Publisher

TECH SCIENCE PRESS
DOI: 10.32604/csse.2022.022280

Keywords

True random number generators; lookup table; random number; generator; digital circuit; seed

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This research proposes a new hybrid nature random number generator that utilizes True random number generators to provide unpredictable randomness. By adding programmable delay lines, the processing time is reduced while maintaining the quality of randomization. Experimental results show that the proposed Hybrid TRNG offers high operating speed and low power consumption.
In real-time applications, unpredictable random numbers play a major role in providing cryptographic and encryption processes. Most of the existing random number generators are embedded with the complex nature of an amplifier, ring oscillators, or comparators. Hence, this research focused more on implementing a Hybrid Nature of a New Random Number Generator. The key objective of the proposed methodology relies on the utilization of True random number generators. The randomness is unpredictable. The additions of programmable delay lines will reduce the processing time and maintain the quality of randomizing. The performance comparisons are carried out with power, delay, and lookup table. The proposed architecture was executed and verified using Xilinx. The Hybrid TRNG is evaluated under simulation and the obtained results outperform the results of the conventional random generators based on Slices, area and Lookup Tables. The experimental observations show that the proposed Hybrid True Random Number Generator (HTRNG) offers high operating speed and low power consumption.

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