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Processor elements for the standard cell implementation of residue number systems
In this article processor elements for the effective implementation of standard cell circuits based on residue number systems (RNS) are presented. Two new processors are proposed helping to reduce the hardware requirements of the implementations. Following a new strategy for implementation a comparison between other circuits discussed in past prove the new method and cells to lead to faster and smaller circuits.