Abstract — Approximate circuit design is an innovative paradigm for error-resilient image and signal processing applications. Multiplication is often a fundamental function for many of these applications. In this paper, three approximate compressors are proposed with an accuracy constraint for the partial product reduction (PPR) in a multiplier. Both approximation and truncation are considered in the approximate multiplier design. An image sharpening algorithm is then investigated as an application of the proposed multiplier designs. Extensive simulation results show that the proposed designs achieve significant reductions in area and power while achieving a high signal-to-noise ratio (SNR> 35 dB), compared to their exact counterparts as...
Approximate computing has received significant at- tention as a promising strategy to decrease power...
Approximate computing is a popular field where accuracy is traded with energy. It can benefit applic...
Focus on hardware-level approximation by introducing the partial product perforation technique for d...
Abstract — Approximate computing is best suited for error resilient applications, such as signal pro...
Approximate computing is an emerging trend in digital design that trades off the requirement of exac...
Approximate computing is an attractive technique to gain substantial improvement in the area, speed,...
In this paper we propose an energy-efficient approximate multiplier which uses a new approximate 4-2...
Abstract—Inexact (or approximate) computing is an attractive paradigm for digital processing at nano...
Approximate computing is a promising approach for reducing power consumption and design complexity i...
Approximate multiplication is a common operation used in approximate computing methods for high perf...
For a variety of different applications, including processing of image, expert systems, the smart th...
Low power consumption is the necessity for the integrated circuit design in CMOS technology of nanom...
Approximate multipliers attract a large interest in the scientific literature that proposes several ...
IEEEIn this brief, we present a novel design methodology of cost-effective approximate radix-4 Booth...
Multiplier, as a key role in many different applications, is a time-consuming, energy-intensive comp...
Approximate computing has received significant at- tention as a promising strategy to decrease power...
Approximate computing is a popular field where accuracy is traded with energy. It can benefit applic...
Focus on hardware-level approximation by introducing the partial product perforation technique for d...
Abstract — Approximate computing is best suited for error resilient applications, such as signal pro...
Approximate computing is an emerging trend in digital design that trades off the requirement of exac...
Approximate computing is an attractive technique to gain substantial improvement in the area, speed,...
In this paper we propose an energy-efficient approximate multiplier which uses a new approximate 4-2...
Abstract—Inexact (or approximate) computing is an attractive paradigm for digital processing at nano...
Approximate computing is a promising approach for reducing power consumption and design complexity i...
Approximate multiplication is a common operation used in approximate computing methods for high perf...
For a variety of different applications, including processing of image, expert systems, the smart th...
Low power consumption is the necessity for the integrated circuit design in CMOS technology of nanom...
Approximate multipliers attract a large interest in the scientific literature that proposes several ...
IEEEIn this brief, we present a novel design methodology of cost-effective approximate radix-4 Booth...
Multiplier, as a key role in many different applications, is a time-consuming, energy-intensive comp...
Approximate computing has received significant at- tention as a promising strategy to decrease power...
Approximate computing is a popular field where accuracy is traded with energy. It can benefit applic...
Focus on hardware-level approximation by introducing the partial product perforation technique for d...