Minimizing Energy Dissipation in High-Speed Multipliers

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This paper presents a new two-gate-delay implementation of the Booth encoder and partial product generator, which eliminates the unnecessary glitches associated with the Booth multiplier. In addition, a modified signed/unsigned (MSU) and modified sign-generate (MSG) algorithms, suitable especially for signed/unsigned multipliers, were developed in order to reduce the compression level needed in the Wallace tree, and hence reduce the multiplier hardware. Using these features reduces the multiplier array energy dissipation by about 30 % and increases speed by about 10%. 1

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