Abstract

The use of signed-digit number systems in arithmetic circuits has the advantage of constant time addition. When signed-digit number systems are used in binary, they are referred as redundant binary. Here, we present a new encoding technique for generating redundant binary partial products for a multiplier, without using any additional hardware. We express each normal binary partial product in one's complement form, with an extra bit denoting the sign bit. The proposed redundant binary partial product generator (RBPPG) achieves the highest reduction in the number of partial products (75%) for a radix-4 multiplier. The carry-free nature of redundant binary adders is exploited to add the extra bits with the partial products, without using any extra adder stages. The new partial product generation (PPG) technique is shown to improve the speed of multipliers, with the least number of adder stages, irrespective of the multiplier size.

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