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Um gerador físico de números aleatórios, que gera trens de números verdadeiramente aleatórios usando a aleatoriedade de fenômenos físicos, é amplamente utilizado no campo de aplicações criptográficas. Desenvolvemos um gerador de números aleatórios físicos supercondutores de ultra alta velocidade que pode gerar números aleatórios em uma frequência de mais de 10 GHz, utilizando a operação de alta velocidade e alta sensibilidade de circuitos integrados supercondutores. Neste estudo, avaliamos estatisticamente a qualidade dos trens de números aleatórios gerados pelo gerador físico supercondutor de números aleatórios. Os desempenhos dos testes estatísticos basearam-se num método de teste fornecido pelo Instituto Nacional de Padrões e Tecnologia (NIST). Esses testes estatísticos compreenderam vários testes fundamentais que foram realizados para avaliar os trens de números aleatórios para sua utilização em aplicações criptográficas práticas. Geramos 230 trens de números aleatórios consistindo de 20,000 bits usando o gerador físico supercondutor de números aleatórios fabricado pelo SRL 2.5 kA/cm2 Processo padrão Nb. Os trens de números aleatórios gerados passaram em todos os testes estatísticos fundamentais. Este resultado indica que o gerador supercondutor de números aleatórios pode ser suficientemente utilizado em aplicações práticas.
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Tatsuro SUGIURA, Yuki YAMANASHI, Nobuyuki YOSHIKAWA, "Statistical Evaluation of a Superconductive Physical Random Number Generator" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E93-C, no. 4, pp. 453-457, April 2010, doi: 10.1587/transele.E93.C.453.
Abstract: A physical random number generator, which generates truly random number trains by using the randomness of physical phenomena, is widely used in the field of cryptographic applications. We have developed an ultra high-speed superconductive physical random number generator that can generate random numbers at a frequency of more than 10 GHz by utilizing the high-speed operation and high-sensitivity of superconductive integrated circuits. In this study, we have statistically evaluated the quality of the random number trains generated by the superconductive physical random number generator. The performances of the statistical tests were based on a test method provided by National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). These statistical tests comprised several fundamental tests that were performed to evaluate the random number trains for their utilization in practical cryptographic applications. We have generated 230 random number trains consisting of 20,000-bits by using the superconductive physical random number generator fabricated by the SRL 2.5 kA/cm2 Nb standard process. The generated random number trains passed all the fundamental statistical tests. This result indicates that the superconductive random number generator can be sufficiently utilized in practical applications.
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