In this paper, we focus on the design of fractional pseudo-chaotic random number generator (FPCRNG) based on the coupling of fractional chaotic systems. The proposed FPCRNG is composed of 3 fractional chaotic systems, including one fractional generalized double humped logistic system, two 3D fractional systems Chen's system and Lu's system, and one classical skew-tent map. A non-uniform gird calculation method is employed by introducing the skew-tent map into the numerical calculation of the states of the Chen's system and Lu's system to obtain greater chaoticity in terms of Lyaponov exponent. The XOR operations are applied to the fractional systems to obtain the final pseudo-random outputs. The security analysis and statistical experiment of a stream cipher implementing the FPCRNG prove that the proposed structure is effective and can be used into cryptosystem.
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