Nonlinear feedback shift registers (NFSRs), which can generate maximal-period sequences called de Bruijn sequences, are regarded as one-dimensional maps with finite bits by observing states of the registers at each time. Such one-dimensional maps are similar to the Bernoulli map which is a famous chaotic map. This implies that an NFSR is one of finite-word-length approximations to the Bernoulli map. Inversely, constructing such one-dimensional maps with finite bits based on other chaotic maps, we can design new types of NFSRs, called extended NFSRs, which can generate new maximal-period sequences. We design such extended NFSRs based on some well-known chaotic maps, which gives a new concept in sequence design. Some properties of maximal-period sequences generated by such NFSRs are investigated and discussed.
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Akio TSUNEDA, Yasunori KUGA, Takahiro INOUE, "New Maximal-Period Sequences Using Extended Nonlinear Feedback Shift Registers Based on Chaotic Maps" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E85-A, no. 6, pp. 1327-1332, June 2002, doi: .
Abstract: Nonlinear feedback shift registers (NFSRs), which can generate maximal-period sequences called de Bruijn sequences, are regarded as one-dimensional maps with finite bits by observing states of the registers at each time. Such one-dimensional maps are similar to the Bernoulli map which is a famous chaotic map. This implies that an NFSR is one of finite-word-length approximations to the Bernoulli map. Inversely, constructing such one-dimensional maps with finite bits based on other chaotic maps, we can design new types of NFSRs, called extended NFSRs, which can generate new maximal-period sequences. We design such extended NFSRs based on some well-known chaotic maps, which gives a new concept in sequence design. Some properties of maximal-period sequences generated by such NFSRs are investigated and discussed.
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