High speed NXM bit digital, repeated addition type multiplying circuit
AssigneeMotorola, Inc.
InventorBruce Fette
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AssigneeMotorola, Inc.
InventorBruce Fette
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N (M+1) combining circuits mathematically arranged into M addition rows and a final carry resolution row so as to form N+M-1 columns, each column having an output, an N-bit multiplicand and an M-bit multiplier being connected to the combining circuits to provide digital, repeated addition type multiplication of the numbers represented by the N and M bits. The combining circuits in the final carry resolution row each have a carry bit input connected to the carry bit output of the previous combining circuit and an inverting amplifier is included in the carry propagation line every three or four combining circuits, to regenerate the carry bit. Further the entire multiplying circuit is formed on a single semiconductor chip and includes N inputs pads and N output pads with input latches and output latches for operating on both the N input bits and the M input bits with very little loss in time.
A high speed N.times.M bit digital, repeated addition type multiplying circuit for multiplying a N-bit multiplicand by a M-bit multiplier, said digital multiplier comprising:
A high speed N.times.M bit digital, repeated addition type multiplying circuit for multiplying a N-bit multiplicand, the N.sup.th bit of which is a sign bit, by a M-bit multiplier, the M.sup.th bit of which is a sign bit, said digital multiplier comprising:
A high speed N.times.M bit digital, repeated addition type multiplying circuit on a single chip, wherein N is a number of bits representing one of the multiplier and multiplicand, M is a number of bits representing the other of the multiplier and multiplicand, and N is at least as large as M, said digital multiplying circuit comprising:
In a high speed addition type arithmetic logic unit, a high speed carry propagation line comprising:
In a high speed addition type arithmetic logic unit, a high speed carry propagation line comprising:
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