Abstract
In this brief, Redundant Binary Representation (RBR) is applied in Montgomery modular multiplication (MMM) to eliminate the long carry chain and realize parallel computation. A novel MMM algorithm based on RBR is proposed. Based on the proposed algorithm, different sizes of high-performance and low-cost Montgomery multipliers are implemented in TSMC CMOS process technology. The experimental results demonstrate that our design has significant advantages in terms of performance, area and Area-Time-Product over previous researches. It’s worth mentioning that our 8192-bit Montgomery multiplier (TMSC 65nm) with 603MHz working frequency and 878.1K equivalent gates can complete the MMM in only 3403ns.
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