Comparison of High Speed Multipliers
Ying Zheng
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Ying Zheng
Abstract
Four high speed multiplier architectures are proposed in this paper. They are the array multiplier, the modified Booth multiplier, the Wallace tree multiplier and the MBA WT multiplier. Their performances have been compared with each other. It is the conclusion that area, speed and power should be traded off based on the application, when chosen the multiplier.
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Four high speed multiplier architectures are proposed in this paper. They are the array multiplier, the modified Booth multiplier, the Wallace tree multiplier and the MBA WT multiplier. Their performances have been compared with each other. It is the conclusion that area, speed and power should be traded off based on the application, when chosen the multiplier.
Key concepts: Multiplier (economics), Mathematics, Arithmetic, Computer science, Economics, Macroeconomics