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Logic Designs based on Pseudo-Random Binary Codes for the Natural Code Converter

Goran Miljkovic, Dragan Denic, Milan Simic and Aleksandar Jocic
Faculty of Electronic Engineering University of NiÃ…Â¡ Aleksandra Medvedeva 14 18000 NiÃ…Â¡, Serbia

Abstract: The systems and their components have the natural code convertors that use the pseudo-random binary code. In simplicity and hardware implementation, the natural code convertors have gains. We have used the Galois generator to apply the serial natural code convertor to reduce conversion time. The ideal way is to use a logic design that is important for proper functioning of Galois based serial code converter. Now we have given details of the functionality of serial code converter through simulation examples. Moreover, we have given detailed timing analysis of Fibonacci and Galois based serial pseudorandom/ natural code converter.

Keywords: Pseudorandom Binary Sequence (PRBS), Pseudorandom/Natural Code Converter, Fibonacci and Galois Architecture for Generation of PRBS Code Logic Designs based on Pseudo-Random Binary Codes for the Natural Code Converter

DOI:https://doi.org/10.6025/jdp/2021/11/4/113-118

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