“…Especially, one can note that for a W 4 multiplier the possible coefficients are {±1, ±j} and, hence, this can be simply solved by optionally interchanging real and imaginary parts and possibly negate (or replace the addition with a subtraction in the subsequent stage). In [5], [8] twiddle factor multiplier for {W 8 , W 16 , and W 32 } using constant multiplication were proposed. However, a common way to solve the twiddle factor multiplication is to use a general complex mulitplier and precompute the twiddle factors and store in a memory.…”