Design of a GaAs redundant divider
Résumé
Presents a fast combinatorial circuit for performing division Q:=A+D. High speed is achieved by a new algorithm implemented in gallium arsenide (GaAs). An n bit divider produces an n bit quotient Q in 9*n NOR-gate-delay-units, with n/sup 2/ add/sub cells (called tail) driven by n controller cells (called head). The divider has been implemented by using a buffering technique and a full custom layout methodology, which are well suited for high performance design in GaAs direct coupled FET Logic (DCFL).