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Architectures for Floating-Point Division
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Thesis (Ph.D. as discussed by the authors ) at the University of Adelaide, School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, 2005, was the first work to address the problem of wireless sensor networks.Abstract:
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Fast Decimal Floating-Point Division
TL;DR: A timing evaluation shows a significant decrease in the division execution time in contrast with one of the fastest DFP dividers reported in the open literature.
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Improving the speed of decimal division
TL;DR: The authors offer a decimal division scheme that takes advantage of the best design options of D1 and D2 with due modifications that significantly enhance the division speed and removes the rounding cycle by cost-free auto-rounding.
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Hybrid Hardware/Software Floating-Point Implementations for Optimized Area and Throughput Tradeoffs
TL;DR: Unsigned, shift carry, and leading zero detection (USL) support is added to a processor to augment an existing instruction set architecture and increase FP throughput with little area overhead.
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Decimal Goldschmidt
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TL;DR: A decimal Goldschmidt (DG) division architecture is presented, where the underlying algorithm is described by an optimized RTL (Register Transfer Language) code that allows pipeline realization of the two independent multiplications within DG iterations.
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A novel implementation of radix-4 floating-point division/square-root using comparison multiples
TL;DR: A new implementation for minimally redundant radix-4 floating-point SRT div/sqrt (division/square-root) with the recurrence in the signed-digit format is introduced, developed based on the comparison multiples idea.
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