Highly parallel residue arithmetic chip based on multiple-valued bidirectional current-mode logic

Discusses the implementation of a residue arithmetic circuit using multiple-valued bidirectional current-mode MOS technology. Each residue digit is represented by new multiple-valued coding suitable for highly parallel computation. By the coding, mod m/sub i/ multiplication can be simply performed by a shift operation. In mod m/sub i/ addition, radix-5 signed-digit (SD) arithmetic is employed for a high degree of parallelism and multiple-operand addition, so that high-speed arithmetic operations can be achieved. Finally, the mod7 three-operand multiply adder is designed and fabricated as an integrated circuit based on 10- mu m CMOS technology.<
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