Abstract
A new cell architecture for high performance digit-serial computation is presented. The design of this cell is based on the feed forward of the carry digit, which allows a high level of pipelining to increase the throughput rate with minimum latency. This will give designers greater flexibility in finding the best trade-off between hardware cost and throughput rate. A twin-pipe architecture to double the throughput rate of digit-serial/parallel multipliers is also presented. The effects of the number of pipelining levels and the twin architecture on the throughput rate and hardware cost are presented. A two's complement digit-serial/parallel multiplier which can operate on both negative and positive numbers is also presented.
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