Low delay-power product CMOS design using one-hot residue coding

: CMOS implementations of arithmetic units for One-Hot Residue encoded operands are presented. They are shown to reduce the delay-power product of conventional, fully-encoded designs by more than 85%, as exemplified by the design of a direct digital frequency synthesizer for frequency-hopped spread spectrum communication systems. The reduction is attributable to the one-hot representation, which decreases the activity factors of the signals and the number of circuit and critical path transistors.

• Type: Conference
• Year: 1995
• Where: ISLPED
• Authors: William A. Chren Jr.
• Keywords: Digital Frequency Synthesizer, Hardware, ISLPED 1995, Residue Encoded Operands, Spread Spectrum Communication