Abstract
Abstract: Parallel prefix adders are essential components of contemporary digital arithmetic circuits and are found in many different devices, including digital signal processors and microprocessors. In order to improve the effectiveness and performance of parallel prefix adders, this research investigates their design and optimization. This paper analyses in detail the state of the parallel prefix adder architectures and provide new designs that minimize power consumption and critical path delays. The speed and area efficiency benefits of the parallel prefix designs with thorough simulations and comparisons is reviewed. This research have ramifications for high-performance computing systems and point to interesting avenues to further the state of the art in parallel prefix adder design.
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