implementation of high speedarithmetic logic using vedic mathematics techniques
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Abstract
The Digital signal processing plays a vital role in communication
applications. In Digital signal processing, ALU is an important
functional unit. The main objectives of VLSI architecture design are
the speed and power. Here we are going to design low power, high speed
ALU by using vedic mathematics technique. This paper describes the
design of more efficient high speed 4 × 4 bit arithmetic logic unit based
on Vedic multiplication technique. It can perform arithmetic and
logical operations. Generally the digital domain based design depends
on the performance of ALU and hence the high performance ALU is
predominant. The ALU speed is mainly based on the speed of multiplier.
There are so many algorithms used for multiplication technique. Our
work has proved that Vedic multiplication technique is the best
algorithm in terms of speed. The Vedic multiplication algorithm is
based on 16 sutra. Here we are using Urdhva Tiryakbhyam [1].The 4-
bit ALU was designed using Vedic mathematics and the performance
compared with 4-bit Array multiplier based ALU. The ALU which is
shown here is very efficient in terms of speed and power dissipation.
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| Authors | ;R. Jaikumar;P. Poongodi;R. Lavanya |
| Journal | ictact journal on microelectronics |
| Year | 2015 |
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10.21917/ijme.2015.0007
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