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A 4-Bits CSA Adder Using the Arithmetic A2 Redundant Binary Representation for Mixed Neural Networks with On-Chip Learning
June 26-June 28
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/CISIM.2008.182008 7th Computer Information Systems ...
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This paper presents a time-efficient 4-bits carry select adder (CSA) using the arithmetic A2 redundant binary representation. This structure is very suitable for implementation in VLSI of simple mixed-signal neural networks with on-chip learning. This adder is based on a classical weighted binary carry-select adder with two input/output trans-coders. Comparisons with another FPGA-based A2 adder show that the proposed CMOS structure offers a significant increase in speed, while consuming a little more area.
Index Terms:
neural networks, redundant binary representations, arithmetic circuits
Citation:
Hatem Boukadida, Zied Gafsi, N?jib Hassen, Kamel Besbes, "A 4-Bits CSA Adder Using the Arithmetic A2 Redundant Binary Representation for Mixed Neural Networks with On-Chip Learning," cisim, pp.97-98, 2008 7th Computer Information Systems and Industrial Management Applications, 2008
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