A novel circuit for binary addition based on a parallel-prefix carry structure is presented. This circuit uses a recoding of the conventional carry kill and generate terms to yield a number of improvements over previous designs. In particular, a single circuit produces both the carry sig-nals and the Sum, Sum + 1 data that is required for a carry selection circuit, supporting a range of possible implemen-tations all of which have high performance, regular layout and good area-efficiency. The simple design also leads to good power-efficiency. Binary adders based on this technique have been used in the ARM9TDMI, the ARM Piccolo DSP coprocessor, and the AMULET3 asynchronous ARM processor
International audienceWe present a novel method for hardware design of combined binary/decimal multi...
<p>The paper describes the power and area efficient carry select adder (CSA). Firstly, CSA is one of...
In VLSI technology smaller area, less power and faster units are the major concern of VLSI circuits....
A novel circuit for binary addition based on a parallel-prefir carry structure is presented. This ci...
textThis thesis focuses on the logical design of binary adders. It covers topics extending from card...
textThis thesis focuses on the logical design of binary adders. It covers topics extending from card...
Design of low power and area-efficient logic systems forms an integral part and largest areas of res...
Design of low power and area-efficient logic systems forms an integral part and largest areas of res...
Binary carry-propagating addition can be efficiently expressed as a prefix computation. Several exam...
Designing of area as well as power proficient high speed systems of data logic are one of the major ...
The conducted studies have established the prospect of increasing productivity of computing componen...
Now a day’s hottest area of research in VLSI system is design of the area, high-speed and power-effi...
Modular adders are met in various applications of computer systems. In this paper we investigate a n...
Abstract: Directly or indirectly adders are the basic elements in almost all digital circuits, three...
International audienceWe present a novel method for hardware design of combined binary/decimal multi...
International audienceWe present a novel method for hardware design of combined binary/decimal multi...
<p>The paper describes the power and area efficient carry select adder (CSA). Firstly, CSA is one of...
In VLSI technology smaller area, less power and faster units are the major concern of VLSI circuits....
A novel circuit for binary addition based on a parallel-prefir carry structure is presented. This ci...
textThis thesis focuses on the logical design of binary adders. It covers topics extending from card...
textThis thesis focuses on the logical design of binary adders. It covers topics extending from card...
Design of low power and area-efficient logic systems forms an integral part and largest areas of res...
Design of low power and area-efficient logic systems forms an integral part and largest areas of res...
Binary carry-propagating addition can be efficiently expressed as a prefix computation. Several exam...
Designing of area as well as power proficient high speed systems of data logic are one of the major ...
The conducted studies have established the prospect of increasing productivity of computing componen...
Now a day’s hottest area of research in VLSI system is design of the area, high-speed and power-effi...
Modular adders are met in various applications of computer systems. In this paper we investigate a n...
Abstract: Directly or indirectly adders are the basic elements in almost all digital circuits, three...
International audienceWe present a novel method for hardware design of combined binary/decimal multi...
International audienceWe present a novel method for hardware design of combined binary/decimal multi...
<p>The paper describes the power and area efficient carry select adder (CSA). Firstly, CSA is one of...
In VLSI technology smaller area, less power and faster units are the major concern of VLSI circuits....