Design and implementation of a Radix-100 division unit
Zhuo Wang, Liu Han, Seok‐Bum Ko · 2012
This paper presents a Radix-100 divider based on decimal non-restoring and selection by truncation method. Two decimal quotient digits can be selected in each iteration, which can reduce half of the iteration cycles. Initialization is required to scale the divisor into a pre-calculated range, and also used for generating some multiples of the scaled divisor. Implemented with STM 90-nm standard cells library, the proposed architecture takes 14 clock cycles, which is 373 FO4 to reach the desired accuracy. The latency is much shorter than Radix-10 dividers.