NASA NTRS · 19940016643
Synthesis algorithm of VLSI multipliers for ASIC
Abstract
Multipliers are critical sub-blocks in ASIC design, especially for digital signal processing and communications applications. A flexible multiplier synthesis tool is developed which is capable of generating multiplier blocks for word size in the range of 4 to 256 bits. A comparison of existing multiplier algorithms is made in terms of speed, silicon area, and suitability for automated synthesis and verification of its VLSI implementation. The algorithm divides the range of supported word sizes into sub-ranges and provides each sub-range with a specific multiplier architecture for optimal speed and area. The algorithm of the synthesis tool and the multiplier architectures are presented. Circuit implementation and the automated synthesis methodology are discussed.
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Chua, O. H., Eldin, A. G.. 1993-01-01. Synthesis algorithm of VLSI multipliers for ASIC. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19940016643
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