Random Number Generator

The Random Number Generator (RNG-01A) will produce approximately one to three random numbers every minute from background radiation. These true random numbers are useful for data encryption (cryptography), statistical mechanics, probability, gaming, neural networks and disorder systems, PSI and ESP testing, micro PK experiments, etc.

Features:
The RNG-01A allows selection of random number ranges: 1-2, 1-4, 1-8, 1-16, 1-32, 1-64 and 1-128 . It displays random numbers generated on LCD and outputs the random number via a serial port. When range selection is 1-4, the LCD can also display the running tally of the four numbers generated to verify distribution of random numbers. The RNG-01A also has a four color LED output.

How It works:
The RNG-01 Random Number Generator is a lab quality instrument. It uses the immutable randomness of radioactivity decay to generate random numbers. Quantum mechanics states that the nuclear decay of atoms, are fundamentally random and cannot be predicted. Our device has a mini-Geiger counter that detects background radiation. The detection of a radioactive particle being a random event use to initiate the generation of a random number. The output of the built-in Geiger counter is monitored by a PIC microcontroller. The PIC microcontroller is rotating numbers inside a register at approximately 1,000,000 numbers a second. When a radioactive particle (Random Event) is detected the microcontroller stops the rotation of numbers, reads the current number in the register and produces a random number.

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Random Number Generator Kit

RNG-01A - $249.95
Random Number Generator
Available with Green, Clear Or Frosted Cover

RNG-01 - $124.95
Random Number Generator Kit

(requires assembly & soldering)

The Random Number Generator Kit contains: PC Board, LCD screen, pre programmed PIC microcontroller and all necessary components for construction.

PSI Science Testing Program Free

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This software utilizes the random numbers generated from our PSI Science Lamps or our Random Number Generators.

Master Program Screenshot

Master Program

The master program sets up the communication parameters between the PSI Lamp (or random number generator) and the Windows PC. All available COM ports are shown in the COM Port: pull down. You must select the COM port where the USB/TTL cable has established it’s COM port communication. The baud rate is 9600.

Once the proper COM port is selected, click on the Connect button to begin communication.

The Raw output provides the current random number generated by the device.

The Plotted Output allows you to select one or all programs to plot simultaneously.

Random Walk

Random Walk is a line generating program. Each random number generated selects a direction for the line to move. The line moves slowly in that direction until the next random number is generated where the line may (or may not) change directions.

The line thickness may be modified with the line thickness box only before the plot begins.

The speed of the line can be increased at any time by increasing the steps in the Steps box.

The line color can be changed at any time by clicking on the “Choose color” button.

ESP Game

The ESP game is a micro-psychokinesis experiment. The user attempts to make the line go up or down. The user can set for single runs or multiple runs. The line colors in multiple runs may be change using the “Run Colors” button.

Ramblings of the Universe Program screen shot

Ramblings of the Universe

In this game random numbers select either ASCII characters or phrases. It has been said that a monkey hitting keys randomly on a typewriter given an infinite amount of time could render the complete works of William Shakespeare. I don’t know whether this game will generate a work of Shakespeare, but given an infinite amount of time, who knows?

Color Screen

Originally this game is a random number check.

Each random number generated places a colored pixel on a line. The line increments pixel by pixel from the left to the right side of the screen for each random number generated. When the line reaches the end of the screen, it begins again one pixel down from the previous line, on the left side and repeats in this manner.

Eventually, the entire screen will be filled with randomly colored pixels. If the numbers generated are not random, it is believed that patterns would be discernable in the colored pixels on the screen.

Tally

Tally is a number distribution check. In theory the random numbers will be evenly distributed across the range of numbers generate.

Tally is set up by selecting the number range of the random numbers the program will be tallying. When the first random number is received, the program creates a counting bin for each number in the range. As random numbers are generated, the program tallies how many times each random number is generated. The number bins, with the tally information is shown in the results window.

The data from Tally can be exported in to a spreadsheet like Excel, where the distribution can be checked using the spreadsheet functions.

PSI Lamp Master App

Experimental Python Software

The Experimental python software features random walk shown abovebut with the ability for any programmer or software developer to add to or enchance their experience with the software such as the ability to change colors.

Main PSI Beta Software.py

*Software requires USB TTL cable