Asic implementation of high speed discrete integrator using vedic mathematics

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Vedic Mathematics is an ancient Indian mathematics which has unique technique for arithmetic computation. An ASIC based discrete integrator is designed in this paper. This is a novel architecture employs less numbers of multipliers when compared with the conventional one. The architecture could be used in 16-bit ALU. This research used cadence ncsim, rc compiler tool and 90nm technology for synthesis. This paper reveals the study of Vedic multiplier for 16, 32 & 64 bits which is totally unconventional method than shift add. A single architecture also can be used for squaring, cubing as well as Reimann Integral Theorem up to order 4.

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Anitha, R., & Bagyaveereswaran, V. (2019). Asic implementation of high speed discrete integrator using vedic mathematics. International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering, 8(8), 2246–2252.

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