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A Low-Power Recurrence-Based Radix 4 Divider Using Signed-Digit Addition
This paper presents a novel radix-4 division by recurrence architecture that utilizes a hierarchical Signed-Digit (SD) adder. The implementations are easily generated based on the methodology as it is suited towards digital implementations. Results are generated for several designs using Global Foundries 45nm SOI technology and ARM standard cells. Results indicate that power dissipation can be reduced using these architectures for division by recurrence as the area is significantly decreased.