1-bit adder and multiplier containing a 1-bit adder
AssigneeThomson Consumer Electronics, Inc.
InventorJoseph C. Y. Fong
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AssigneeThomson Consumer Electronics, Inc.
InventorJoseph C. Y. Fong
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A one-bit adder includes a carry stage and an adding stage and is constructed in a fast CMOS complementary pass transistor logic with complementary analog CMOS switches in the adding stage which consist of a PMOS and an NMOS transistor. The source of the PMOS transistor is connected with the drain of the NMOS transistor and the drain of the PMOS transistor is connected with the source of the NMOS transistor. The gate of the PMOS transistor receives inverted signals with respect to the gate of the NMOS transistor. Two partial output sum signals are generated by two of the switches which are connected with the input and with the output, respectively, of an inverter and the output sum signal of the adder is available at the output of the inverter. A fast multiplier includes (i) a plurality of the above fast one-bit adders, (ii) reduction of partial products by application of a Booth-McSorley process, (iii) diagonal propagation of caries from one partial product to another allowing all sums on one line to be done simultaneously, and (iv) application of a carry select approach in the final 14 bits and in the first two adders in intermediate rows.
A one-bit adder comprising a carry stage and an adding stage, wherein:
A digital multiplier with Booth encoding of a multiplier (N0, . . . N11) and diagonal propagation of the carry from one partial product to the other comprising;
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