Method and apparatus for implementing short-word division techni

Electrical computers: arithmetic processing and calculating – Electrical digital calculating computer – Particular function performed

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An improved multiple modulus conversion (MMC) procedure is provided that employs an alternate scheme for obtaining the MMC outputs in response to a binary input of a number of bits. The alternate MMC procedure utilizes short-word division operations such that a practical digital processor may efficiently perform the required binary divisions. An exemplary short-word division process partitions the original long-word binary input into a plurality of short binary words, each having an equal number of bits. Individual short words or a combination of two short words are then divided by the appropriate modulus in a systematic manner to obtain the quotient and remainder associated with the particular division operation. The short-word divisions technique may be employed throughout the entire MMC procedure to suitably obtain the output values associated with each modulus.

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