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Engineering Students' RNG Project

This project report describes a random number generator circuit built using a NE555 timer IC, CD4026 IC, 7 segment display, resistors, capacitors, and a button cell battery. The circuit generates random numbers for applications in games and lotteries. It is inexpensive and simple to construct using common electronic components.

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Engineering Students' RNG Project

This project report describes a random number generator circuit built using a NE555 timer IC, CD4026 IC, 7 segment display, resistors, capacitors, and a button cell battery. The circuit generates random numbers for applications in games and lotteries. It is inexpensive and simple to construct using common electronic components.

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CPE241-Digital Logic Design

PROJECT REPORT
TITLE: RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR

NAME:

Muhammad Naeem

Reg No:

Fa21-BCE-100
INSTRUCTOR NAME:

ENGR.MUDASSIR ISHFAQ
ABSTRACT:
Random number generators are entertaining circuits that have
applications in games, the lottery, and other areas. While most number
generators are based on MCUs, we decided to create it with just a 555 timer and
an IC 4026, as well as a common cathode 7 segment display. It is simple and
straightforward to construct, and it is also inexpensive.

COMPONENTS REQUIRED:
 IC NE555 x1

 IC CD4026 x2

 10k Ohm Resistor x2

 1k resistor x1

 10nF (103) Capacitor x1

 22pF (200) Capacitor x1

 Common Cathode 7 Segment Display x2

 Push Button x1

 Jumper Wires

 9V Battery
Advantages:
 RNG’s provide security to diverse systems.
 Pseudo Random Generators are easier to implement.
 Pseudo Random Numbers can be generated faster compared to True
Random Numbers.
 Reproduction of the existing sequence is possible if the initial point is
known.

Disadvantages:
 Few Pseudo Random Generators have shorter periods for some Seed
values.
 True Random Number Generators are expensive to implement.
 The random numbers generated by Linear Congruential Generator
depends on the bit position and lower bits will be less random than the
upper bits.

APPLICATIONS:
Random number generators have applications in
gambling, statistical sampling, computer simulation, cryptography, completely
randomized design, and other areas where producing an unpredictable result is
desirable.

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