2009 19th IEEE Symposium on Computer Arithmetic 2009
DOI: 10.1109/arith.2009.21
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Energy and Delay Improvement via Decimal Floating Point Units

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“…We will focus our attention here on designs using the conventional paradigm of CMOS digital gates although some alternative technologies [8,9] were also considered for decimal circuits at different points in time. Commercial hardware designs for decimal floating point additions were pioneered by IBM [10][11][12], followed by SilMinds [6,[13][14][15], then Fujitsu [16]. All of these commercial implementations use DPD.…”
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“…We will focus our attention here on designs using the conventional paradigm of CMOS digital gates although some alternative technologies [8,9] were also considered for decimal circuits at different points in time. Commercial hardware designs for decimal floating point additions were pioneered by IBM [10][11][12], followed by SilMinds [6,[13][14][15], then Fujitsu [16]. All of these commercial implementations use DPD.…”
Section: Specific Designsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Such services may obviously be rendered via a software layer on top of regular binary processors. However, dedicated decimal hardware consumes less energy [6].…”
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“…After iteration j = k the values of log 10 (1+e j 10 −j ) can be approximated by (10) . The selection of the k value depends on achieving the constraint e 2 j 10 −2j 2ln(10) < 10 −n , where n is the required accurate precision to be calculated.…”
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“…According to the series expansion of logarithm function in (10), Since the value of log(1 + x) is approximatd by x ln (10) after the k th iteration. Putting x = e j 10 −j , this produces an approximation error, ε a :…”
Section: ) Error Analysis: A) Inherent Error Of Algorithmmentioning
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