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  • Did you place the device inside a faraday cage enclosure to remove any coherent magnetic fields that can interfere with the noise signal? What can you do about ELF waves or the inconsistencies in ground?

  • eine gute idee. rauschen von z.b einem widerstand zu verstärken sollte doch auch echten zufall erzeugen, oder?

  • What are you using for the entropy feed?

  • It is true Random Generator :P. I guess someone can predict the output if the algorithm inside the chip can be hack.

  • @arefatx No it cannot, that's the nature of a TRNG in comparison to a PRNG.

  • hehe it doesn't look random, that was my thought as well :P

  • To verify randomness, couldn't you roll the dice 100,000 times and calculate the actually probability of getting a 3 (for example), that is, you should have gotten 33,333 3's. Or calculated how many landed on even; 500,000.

  • Yes, that's a simple equi-distribution test with probability classes. However that by itself is not a sufficient criteria for good randomness, the test siute does considerably more than that.

  • What's the purpose/goal with this noise generator you've made?

  • impressive work trng at an impressive speed ;-)

    "There's not even a thing like randomness ;-)"

    what suite did you use to test the entropy ?

  • Well it's gotten slower since I'm using SHA160 to straighten out the entropy ;) I had two test suites, one from NIST and another one...

  • hast echt was daruf^^

  • Thx ;)

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