In this paper, we proposed superscalar pipelined inner product computation unit for signed-unsigned number operating at 16 GHz. This is designed using five stage pipelined operation with four 8 × 8 multipliers operating in parallel. Superscalar pipelined is designed to compute four 8 × 8 products in parallel in three clock cycles. In the fourth clock cycle of the pipeline operation, two inner products are computed using two adders in parallel. Fifth stage of the pipeline is designed to compute the final product by adding two inner partial products. Upon the pipeline is filled up, every clock cycle the new product of 16 × 16-bit signed unsigned number is obtained. The worst delay measured among the pipeline stage is 0.062 ns, and this delay ...
A new architecture for high performance digit-serial vector inner product (VIP) which can be pipelin...
Multiplier is an important part of the microprocessor, which determines the performance of the syste...
This report provides a brief overview of the two popular schemes of performing large operand multipl...
SummaryIn this paper, we proposed superscalar pipelined inner product computation unit for signed-un...
In this paper, a novel unified implementation of signed/unsigned multiplication is proposed using a ...
This project involves the design, synthesis and placement & routing of improved 16-bit 15-element un...
In this paper we describe a bit-serial pipelined implementation of an inner product processor, and r...
In this paper we describe a bit-serial pipelined implementation of an inner product processor, and r...
we proposed the Future Generation Ultra Supercomputing 256 × 256 Bits Multiplier for Signed-Unsigned...
In this paper we describe a bit-serial pipelined implementation of an inner product processor, and ...
[[abstract]]This paper presents an 8x8bit pipelined multiplier operating at 320MHz under 0.5V supply...
[[abstract]]This paper presents a 0.5-V ultra-low voltage multiplier. In order to achieve ultra-low ...
Signed multipliers are widely used in computer arithmetic units. For signed multiplier in a specific...
Signed multipliers are widely used in computer arithmetic units. For signed multiplier in a specific...
An Inner product is a generalization of the dot product (also called Scalar product). It is a method...
A new architecture for high performance digit-serial vector inner product (VIP) which can be pipelin...
Multiplier is an important part of the microprocessor, which determines the performance of the syste...
This report provides a brief overview of the two popular schemes of performing large operand multipl...
SummaryIn this paper, we proposed superscalar pipelined inner product computation unit for signed-un...
In this paper, a novel unified implementation of signed/unsigned multiplication is proposed using a ...
This project involves the design, synthesis and placement & routing of improved 16-bit 15-element un...
In this paper we describe a bit-serial pipelined implementation of an inner product processor, and r...
In this paper we describe a bit-serial pipelined implementation of an inner product processor, and r...
we proposed the Future Generation Ultra Supercomputing 256 × 256 Bits Multiplier for Signed-Unsigned...
In this paper we describe a bit-serial pipelined implementation of an inner product processor, and ...
[[abstract]]This paper presents an 8x8bit pipelined multiplier operating at 320MHz under 0.5V supply...
[[abstract]]This paper presents a 0.5-V ultra-low voltage multiplier. In order to achieve ultra-low ...
Signed multipliers are widely used in computer arithmetic units. For signed multiplier in a specific...
Signed multipliers are widely used in computer arithmetic units. For signed multiplier in a specific...
An Inner product is a generalization of the dot product (also called Scalar product). It is a method...
A new architecture for high performance digit-serial vector inner product (VIP) which can be pipelin...
Multiplier is an important part of the microprocessor, which determines the performance of the syste...
This report provides a brief overview of the two popular schemes of performing large operand multipl...