1 March 1999 Programmable modified-signed-digit addition module based on binary logic gates
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A new binary logic based modified-signed-digit (MSD) adder is proposed. By encoding MSD digits in pairs of binary bits, each of the four MSD transforms can be represented by two cascaded binary logic operations. This leads to the design of a compact and integrated programmable MSD addition module. The three operation steps in the MSD addition can be realized using this same module simply by programming the decoding masks.
ShuQun Zhang and Mohammad A. Karim "Programmable modified-signed-digit addition module based on binary logic gates," Optical Engineering 38(3), (1 March 1999). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.602122
Published: 1 March 1999
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KEYWORDS
Binary data

Logic

Computer programming

Transform theory

Logic devices

Spatial light modulators

Prisms

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