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Radix-2 SRT division algorithm with simple quotient digit selection

Neil Burgess

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A new and fast algorithm for SRT division that combines a modified version of the Svoboda algorithm with the radix-2 signed-digit number system is presented. The quotient bit selection is a simple function of the two most significant digits of the current partial remainder, and the two operands are each prescaled by a single subtraction.

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A new and fast algorithm for SRT division that combines a modified version of the Svoboda algorithm with the radix-2 signed-digit number system is presented. The quotient bit selection is a simple function of the two most significant digits of the current partial remainder, and the two operands are each prescaled by a single subtraction.

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A new and fast algorithm for SRT division that combines a modified version of the Svoboda algorithm with the radix-2 signed-digit number system is presented. The quotient bit selection is a simple function of the two most significant digits of the current partial remainder, and the two operands are each prescaled by a single subtraction.

Key concepts: Operand, Division (mathematics), Numerical digit, Arithmetic, Remainder, Subtraction, Algorithm, Quotient

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