Optical Chaos KEY generator for Cryptosystems
Chaotic structures are ideally appropriate for the construction of cryptographic schemes, because random numbers are an inseparable part of every encryption scheme as a safety mechanism. The optical chaotic circuit is an ultra-fast physical Random number generator, which is illustrated using the CW...
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| description | Chaotic structures are ideally appropriate for the construction of cryptographic schemes, because random numbers are an inseparable part of every encryption scheme as a safety mechanism. The optical chaotic circuit is an ultra-fast physical Random number generator, which is illustrated using the CW laser that generates optical signal at 193.1 THz and M-Z modulator that works on an interferometric principle. The circuit generates truly high random bit sequences at different higher bit rates of 320Gb/s and 640 Gb/s. These generated random bits have passed the NIST statistical tests and Diehard battery tests, indicating their randomness for different practical applications. Further, the random number generated by optical chaos circuit is used to secure the image data using RC4 ciphering method. |
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