In this paper, the discretized Tent map is analyzed as a source of pseudorandom bits. To evaluate the performance of the proposed pseudorandom bit generators (PRBGs), different issues were considered, such as the period length, the statistical characteristics of the generated bit sequences, and the hardware complexity required in digital circuit implementations. The results show that, under proper design conditions, the Tent-map-based PRBGs represent a suitable alternative to other traditional low-complexity PRBGs such as the linear feedback shift registers
['Tommaso Addabbo', 'Massimo Alioto', 'Ada Fort', 'Santina Rocchi', 'Valerio Vignoli']
The Digital Tent Map: Performance Analysis and Optimized Design as a Low-Complexity Source of Pseudorandom Bits