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ISLPED 1999 International Symposium on Low Power Electronics and Design

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ISLPED
1999
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Modeling and automating selection of guarding techniques for datapath elements

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While guarded evaluation has proven an effective energy saving technique in arithmetic circuits, good methodologies do not exist for determining when and how to guard for maximal ...

William E. Dougherty, Donald E. Thomas

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