Implementing multiplication with split read-only memory

In look-up table-based multiplication schemes, techniques based on tables of squares require less memory than techniques based on direct implementations. In this paper, we present a method to realize an n-bit multiplier using a table of squares for n-bit integers. A new technique to store tables of squares is also presented. The new scheme is shown to compare favorably, in terms of storage requirements, with a scheme wherein the entire table of squares is stored directly. The addressing requirements of the new storage technique are also discussed.<
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