Create a 32-bit Vedic Multiplier and Compare it Against Other Multipliers Using A Carry Look-Ahead Adder

Over the past ten years, the field of digital electronics has experienced tremendous expansion, and technology advancement is accelerating daily. This technology needs to be implemented at a rapid pace with a powerful multiplier. This is an important consideration while developing any digital system. A circuit known as a multiplier produces the product of the inputs it receives. Any number of bits can be multiplied by a multiplier in arithmetic and logic circuits. Because the multiplier uses adders to conduct the action of summing partial products, the multiplier's delay time can be decreased by using more sophisticated adders. In order to compare different parameters and evaluate their performances, this article provides a design and implementation of various multipliers with carry look ahead adder.