VLSI Signal Processing, IX
DOI: 10.1109/vlsisp.1996.558326
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Estimation of average energy consumption of ripple-carry adder based on average length carry chains

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“…Compared with [10], we present the SA with a Y -bit RCA instead of a W -bit RCA in the last stage, whose area is W Y times that of a Y -bit one's. Research on RCA areas that differ from bit width was conducted in [16]. Therefore, the proposed architecture uses the same number of multipliers, and the total number of adders is 1 − Y W less than [10].…”
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“…Compared with [10], we present the SA with a Y -bit RCA instead of a W -bit RCA in the last stage, whose area is W Y times that of a Y -bit one's. Research on RCA areas that differ from bit width was conducted in [16]. Therefore, the proposed architecture uses the same number of multipliers, and the total number of adders is 1 − Y W less than [10].…”
Section: Comparison and Experiments Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…5(a). This circuit consists of four full adders (FAs), which are used to calculate the addition of 4-bit data [16]. Because the bit widths of real data are 16, we can add every four bits from low to high, shifting the 4-bit addition result.…”
Section: Table I Timing Diagram Of the Pe1mentioning
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“…5(a). This circuit consists of four full adders (FA), which are used to calculate the addition of 2-bits data [14]. Because the bit widths of the real data are 16, we can add every two bits from low to high, shifting the 2-bits addition result.…”
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“…This is not true for other architectures where the outputs are obtained by balanced binary trees like the Kogge and Stone. The activity caused by a carry propagation over k positions is proportional to k 2 /2 [MoPa96]. Thus the average activity is ""'".…”
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