Conditional carry techniques for digital processors

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ABSTRACT:
A relatively small set of cells is shown for constructing a conditional carry adder for two N-digit operands. The structure and organization of the cells is adaptable for constructing any length adder with both high absolute performance and low circuit complexity in LSI by either bipolar or MOS techniques. In addition, the technique is shown adapted for use as either an incrementor or as a priority encoder.

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