High speed parity prediction for binary adders using irregular g

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ABSTRACT:
Parity for every byte of the sum produced by addition of two operands is predicted based upon segmentation of each sum byte into three irregular groups of adjacent bits. Parity is generated for each group and the group parities are combined to form the parity of the sum byte. Adder technology is used to generate the group parities from operands and carry bits, which leads to Boolean minterm circuitry employing a minimum of exclusive-OR gates.

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