Lecture

64-bit Kogge-Stone Adder: Radix-4, Sparsity-4

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Description

This lecture covers the project definition for designing a 64-bit Kogge-Stone adder with Radix-4 and Sparsity-4. Topics include parallel prefix adders, carry merging, and top-level block diagrams. The lecture emphasizes the design specifications and considerations for achieving a reg-reg delay of less than 500ps.

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