Boots – shoes – and leggings
Patent
1995-07-19
1999-01-19
Ngo, Chuong Dinh
Boots, shoes, and leggings
364765, G06F 102, G06F 752
Patent
active
058620591
ABSTRACT:
A bipartite compression technique is used to implement a bipartite reciprocal table that provides seed reciprocal values for multiplicative (reciprocal refinement) division. The bipartite reciprocal table (12) includes component tables P and N. The input table index is partitioned .vertline.x.sub.m ! index the P Table, and the high and low order parts first and second component outputs which form a redundant output from the bipartite lookup table. The bipartite table output may be (a) optimal in that, for each entry in each table, the maximum relative error is the minimum possible, and/or (b) when fused with rounding, faithful (i.e., accurate to one unit in the last place). In an exemplary implementation, the bipartite reciprocal table is used in combination with a Booth recoded multiplier --the redundant borrow-save output from the bipartite table is input directly to the Booth recoder, such that the Booth recoder performs a fusion of the first and second component outputs.
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Matula David William
Sarma Debjit Das
National Semiconductor Corporation
Ngo Chuong Dinh
Viger Andrew
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