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The document describes a simple 7-bit Pseudo-Random Binary Sequence (PRBS) generator using a 3-bit shift register made of D-type flip-flops. It outlines the characteristics of the PRBS signal, including the sequence length and maximum consecutive bits, and provides instructions for resetting the generator and obtaining outputs. Additionally, it includes a pin-wise checking guide for the integrated circuits used in the PRBS generator.

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Prbs

The document describes a simple 7-bit Pseudo-Random Binary Sequence (PRBS) generator using a 3-bit shift register made of D-type flip-flops. It outlines the characteristics of the PRBS signal, including the sequence length and maximum consecutive bits, and provides instructions for resetting the generator and obtaining outputs. Additionally, it includes a pin-wise checking guide for the integrated circuits used in the PRBS generator.

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A simple PRBS generator


The following figure shows a simple 7-bit PRBS generator employing a 3-bit shift register,
realized by three D-type re-triggerable Flip-flops ( two TTL chips 7474) :-

The PRBS signal generated as above will have the following characteristics:-
1. The length of the sequence generated by it, m = 2N-1 , where N = number of bits (i. e.,
Flip-flops) of the shift register,
2. After every m number of binary bits, the sequence will be repeating itself.
3. The maximum number of 1’s coming together will be ‘N’ in the sequence, whereas the
maximum number of zeroes coming together will be (N-1).
4. The duration of one bit is equal to the period of the clock deriving it.
5. The PRBS generated by above circuit may be represented by:-
11001011100101110010111001011100101 ,

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Re-setting of the PRBS generator


To obtain the two outputs b1 and b2 from the PRBS generator, connect a 5-Volts fixed DC
supply to the ‘+ve’ & ‘-ve‘ inputs of the PRBS unit for its biasing, and connect the previously
adjusted TTL clock (from any pulse generator) to the clock input of the PRBS unit. Connect
the outputs b1 and b2 of the PRBS generator to the two Y-channels of CRO. If the b1 and b2
do not appear on the CRO screen, then touch momentarily the " + 5-Volt Supply terminal"
of the biasing supply of the PRBS generator (Red wire) to its ‘D’input (brown wire) to re-
circulate the bits in the shift registers of PRBS generators. Now b1 and b2, will appear on the
CRO screen. Note that b1 = 1110010 and b2 = 1100101, are the 7-bit PN sequences
generated by the given PRBS generator.

Pin-wise Checking of All ICs of PRBS Generator

Pin # IC-1 (7474) IC-2 (7474) IC-3 (7486)


1 Vcc (+5V) Vcc (+5V) b3
2 D b2 b2
3 Clock Clock D
4 Vcc (+5V) Vcc (+5V) NC
5 b1 b3 NC
6 NC NC NC
7 Ground (0-Volt) Ground (0-Volt) Ground (0-Volt)
8 NC NC NC
9 b2 NC NC
10 Vcc (+5V) NC NC
11 Clock NC NC
12 b1 NC NC
13 Vcc (+5V) NC NC
14 Vcc (+5V) Vcc (+5V) Vcc (+5V)

Note that a fixed 5-V DC supply should be used for biasing of the kit.

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