Abstract

This abstract explores recent advancements in multiplier design, addressing the critical factors of speed, power consumption, and layout regularity. The emphasis is on achieving optimal trade-offs to meet the increasing demands of high-performance digital systems. As digital signal processing (DSP) systems continue to evolve, the reliance on hardware multiplication becomes paramount for achieving high data throughput. The presented advancements in multiplier design contribute to the development of compact, high-speed, and low-power Very Large-Scale Integration (VLSI) implementations, catering to the diverse needs of modern digital systems.

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