Pseudorandom noise (PRN) is a deterministic sequence of numbers that appears to be random but is generated by a predictable algorithm. This means that while the sequence may have properties similar to truly random noise, it can be reproduced exactly if the initial conditions (often referred to as the seed) are known. PRN is commonly used in various applications, particularly in fields such as communications, cryptography, and simulations. **Key Characteristics of Pseudorandom Noise:** 1.
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