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2004
IEEE
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An Asynchronous, Iterative Implementation of the Original Booth Multiplication Algorithm
One of the main reasons for using asynchronous design is that it offers the opportunity to exploit the datadependent latency of many operations in order to achieve low-power, high...
Aristides Efthymiou, W. Suntiamorntut, Jim D. Gars...
ASYNC
2004
IEEE
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Synthesis of Speed Independent Circuits Based on Decomposition
This paper presents a decomposition method for speedindependent circuit design that is capable of significantly reducing the cost of synthesis. In particular, this method synthesi...
Tomohiro Yoneda, Hiroomi Onda, Chris J. Myers
ASYNC
2004
IEEE
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Long Wires and Asynchronous Control
As integrated circuit technologies get smaller, circuit and architectural trends make transmitting data across long on-chip wires increasingly important yet increasingly expensive...
Ron Ho, Jonathan Gainsley, Robert J. Drost
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2004
IEEE
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Non-Uniform Access Asynchronous Register Files
Register files of microprocessors have often been cited as performance bottlenecks and significant consumers of energy. The robust and modular nature of quasi-delay insensitive (Q...
David Fang, Rajit Manohar
ASYNC
2004
IEEE
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A Fast and Energy-Efficient Stack
We present some novel hardware implementations of a stack. All designs are clockless, fast, and energy efficient, while occupying modest area. We implemented a 42-place stack chip...
Jo C. Ebergen, Daniel Finchelstein, Russell Kao, J...
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