<abstract xml:lang="en" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"><p>This work presents the first self-checking Booth-3 multiplier and a new self-checking Booth-2 multiplier using parity prediction. We propose a method which combines error-detection of Booth-3 (or Booth-2) decoder cells and parity prediction. Additionally, code disjointness is ensured by reusing logic for partial product generation. Parity prediction is applied to a carry-save-adder with the standard sign-bit extension. In this adder almost all cells have odd fanouts and faults are detected by the parity. Only one adder cell has an even fanout in the case of Booth-3 multiplication. Especially, for even-number Booth-2 multipliers parity prediction becomes efficient. Since that prediction slightly differs from previous work which describes CSA-folded adders, formulas to predict the parity are developed here. The proposed multipliers are compared experimentally with existing solutions. Only 102% of the area of Booth-2 without error detection is needed for the self-checking Booth-3 multiplier.</p></abstract>

This work presents the first self-checking Booth-3 multiplier and a new self-checking Booth-2 multiplier using parity prediction. We propose a method which combines error-detection of Booth-3 (or Booth-2) decoder cells and parity prediction. Additionally, code disjointness is ensured by reusing logic for partial product generation. Parity prediction is applied to a carry-save-adder with the standard sign-bit extension. In this adder almost all cells have odd fanouts and faults are detected by the parity. Only one adder cell has an even fanout in the case of Booth-3 multiplication. Especially, for even-number Booth-2 multipliers parity prediction becomes efficient. Since that prediction slightly differs from previous work which describes CSA-folded adders, formulas to predict the parity are developed here. The proposed multipliers are compared experimentally with existing solutions. Only 102% of the area of Booth-2 without error detection is needed for the self-checking Booth-3 multiplier.

New Self-Checking Booth Multipliers

Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, University of Paderborn, 33098 Paderborn, Germany

Department of Computer Science, University of Potsdam, 14415 Potsdam, Germany

International Journal of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science

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This work presents the first self-checking Booth-3 multiplier and a new self-checking Booth-2 multiplier using parity prediction. We propose a method which...

New Self-Checking Booth Multipliers

Pubblicato online: 06 ott 2008

Pagine: 319 - 328

DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/v10006-008-0029-4

Parole chiave
Booth multiplier, self-checking, parity-prediction, carry-dependent adder, 1-out-of-5 code

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New Self-Checking Booth Multipliers

Pubblicato online: 06 ott 2008

Pagine: 319 - 328

DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/v10006-008-0029-4

Parole chiaveBooth multiplier, self-checking, parity-prediction, carry-dependent adder, 1-out-of-5 code

This content is open access.

Parole chiave
Booth multiplier, self-checking, parity-prediction, carry-dependent adder, 1-out-of-5 code