FIELD: electrical engineering.
SUBSTANCE: invention relates to electrical engineering and can be used to simulate a communication channel for checking a noise-immune encoding module. In the method it is proposed to generate pseudo-random addresses as follows: paddr=(start – stride)⊕mask; qaddr=start⊕mask; saddr=(start + stride)⊕mask; raddr=(start + stride<<1)⊕mask. Subtraction operation is equivalent to adding operation when using binary-additional code and collectively also takes one cycle. Thus, all four addresses can be obtained in one cycle and transmitted to a memory unit. These addresses are obtained in exact accordance with the Wallace algorithm. It should be noted that subtraction is performed modulo N=1024, i.e. number -1 is equivalent to number 1023. At the same time correlation of output readings is reduced at use of only one matrix A0 due to use of one of remaining bits from 32-digit reference of generator of uniform random numbers for change of sign of readings p', q', r', s'.
EFFECT: faster operation of a digital white Gaussian noise generator.
1 cl, 2 dwg
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Dates
2020-06-09—Published
2019-10-01—Filed