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Tertiary-Tree 12-GHz 32-bit Adder in 65nm Technology
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This paper presents a new 32-bit adder structure with 12 GHz low-power operation in 65nm technology. The Fast Conditional Sparse-Tree Logic (FCSL) is based on modifying the initial Sparse-Tree architecture [1] to enhance its speed using tertiary trees and applying a carry-select scheme in some of the more significant bits. This design has been compared with the Sparse-Tree adder and the Low-Voltage Swing adder in terms of speed and power. It has been shown that speed can be improved using FCSL architecture while keeping the power at a comparable level.
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