2015
DOI: 10.1007/s11227-015-1410-3
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Reversible logic based multiplication computing unit using binary tree data structure

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“…It is necessary for any designer to choose designs based on their performance over a wide range of operand width. We found that the recent publication on multiplier in [38] discussed N xN reversible multiplier design. We considered the designs proposed in [38,39] and compared it with our work, as the efforts in both of these papers were to reduce the number of constant inputs and garbage outputs.…”
Section: Fredkin Gate (Frg)mentioning
confidence: 91%
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“…It is necessary for any designer to choose designs based on their performance over a wide range of operand width. We found that the recent publication on multiplier in [38] discussed N xN reversible multiplier design. We considered the designs proposed in [38,39] and compared it with our work, as the efforts in both of these papers were to reduce the number of constant inputs and garbage outputs.…”
Section: Fredkin Gate (Frg)mentioning
confidence: 91%
“…Hence, we compared our design with other N xN reversible designs that are available in the literature. The designs proposed in [38] and [39] show the calculation for N xN reversible multiplier. In both of these papers, the authors have shown only the ancilla inputs and garbage outputs calculations; the comparisons shown in Tables I, II list only ancilla inputs and garbage outputs for these papers.…”
Section: Performance Parameters Of Nxn Reversible Multiplier Blockmentioning
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“…In the last decades, some of the arithmetic operations such as multiplication [10,11], counter [12,13], and division [14] are designed as reversible circuits that would be applied in some nanotechnology systems. The optimized and fault-tolerant design of reversible barrel shifters is presented by Shamsujjoha et al [40], which applies low power MOS transistors.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%