Generation and Application of Pseudorandom Sequences for Random Testing

Deals with theoretical and practical problems of generating pseudorandom signals, and their use in automatic testing and verification systems for complex engineering entities. The authors present their own research results, and note the work of other, international, researchers. Covers pseudorandom digital signals represented by number sequences, elements of the theory of generating so-called maximal-length sequences, synthesis of digital and mixed number sequence generators, and applications. Includes critical analysis of linear congruential sequences, and shows that M-sequences have better properties than other types of sequences.