Lecture

Datapath Subsystems Design

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Description

This lecture covers the design of datapath subsystems, focusing on various types of adders including carry-lookahead, carry-select, carry-save, and parallel-prefix adders. It also discusses multiplication algorithms, such as shift-and-add, array multipliers, and Booth's algorithm, as well as non-restoring division. The presentation includes examples and comparisons of adder performances.

Instructor

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