Generates a stream of True Random Numbers for use in Simulations, Security, and Gaming

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What’s New

The TrueRNGpro like TrueRNG V2 provides a steady stream of random numbers through a USB CDC serial port. At >3.2 Mbits/s TrueRNGpro is 9x faster. TrueRNGpro comes with a variety of modes making it more versatile and allowing for independent verification of the raw data stream. TrueRNGpro now has real time monitoring of each noise generator with LEDs to provide visual confirmation that everything is working as it should as expected. The TrueRNGpro features dual independently shielded noise generators that are double shielded inside of an aluminum enclosure. Visit http://ubld.it/truerngpro for more details

Features

• High Output Speed: > 3.2 Mbits / second
• Mode Selection (Whitened, Raw, Diagnostic)
• Independently Shielded Noise Generators
• Shielded Enclosure
• Status Indicators (LEDs)
• Native Windows (XP / 7 / 8 / 8.1) and Linux Support (CDC Virtual Serial Port)
• Passes all the industry standard tests (Dieharder, ENT, Rngtest, etc.)
• Low power ~100 mA
• Compatible with embedded environments such as Beaglebone, Raspberry PI, and UDOO

Applications

• Security (SSH,SSL, GPG, etc).
• Gaming Servers (Lottery, Dice Roller, Coin Flipper, Playing Cards)
• Statistical Sampling
• Simulations
• Global Consciousness Project
• Vinyl Record Audio Recordings

Supported Modes

• Normal Mode - Streams from both generators combined, and whitened
• Normal, RNG1 - Using generator 1, whitened
• Normal, RNG2 - Using generator 2, whitened)
• Power Supply Debug - Diagnostic Mode, Voltage displayed in mV in ASCII
• RNG Debug - Diagnostic Mode, outputs 0xRRR 0xRRR in ASCII
• RAW Binary - ADC Values from both generators, non whitened, See document on RAW Binary format, contains ADC bias in the LSB
• RAW ASCII - ADC Values from both generators, non whitened, in ASCII, “AAAA, BBBB\n” format, contains ADC bias in the LSB