Design guidelines for reconfigurable multiplier blocks
S.S. Demirsoy, Andrew Graham Dempster, İzzet Kale · 2003
The newly proposed reconfigurable multiplier blocks offer significant savings in area over the traditional multiplier blocks for time-multiplexed digital filters or any other system where only a subset of the coefficients that can be produced by the multiplier block is needed in a given time. The basic structure comprises a multiplexer connected to at least one input of an adder/subtractor that can generate several partial products, leading to better area utilization. The multiplier block algorithm complexity of a design increases logarithmically as the number of the multiplexers is increased. Design guidelines for the maximum utilization of the reconfigurable multiplier block structures are also presented.