Transmission gate multiplexer (TGM) logic circuits and multiplie

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ABSTRACT:
Transmission gate multiplexer circuits (FIG. 5) are used to form Booth select logic (FIG. 12), Booth recode multiplexer logic (FIG. 11), constant K-bit logic (FIG. 13) and reduced sign bit logic (FIG. 14). In these circuits, input variables are selectively applied both to multiplexer input terminals and to multiplexer select terminals, to achieve the desired logic functions with minimum delay.

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