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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Aug. 02, 1988
Filed:
Jan. 14, 1986
Tatsuya Sakai, Hadano, JP;
Sakou Ishikawa, Hadano, JP;
Hitachi, Ltd., Tokyo, JP;
Abstract
A high-speed dividing apparatus includes first and second carry-save adders and a half carry-save adder and the outputs of the first carry-save adder are connected to the inputs of the second carry-save adder and half carry-save adder. The first carry-save adder is capable of carrying out either the addition or the subtraction of the divisor. The second carry-save adder is adapted to carry out the subtraction of a divisor, and the half carry-save adder the addition thereof. The first and second carry-save adders generate half-sums and half-carries, and the half carry-save adder generates a half-carry. A half-sum of the divisor addition is obtained by inverting the half-sum of the second carry-save adder by an inverter. A pair of half-sum and half-carry is supplied to each of carry look-ahead logics. A carry look-ahead logic is connected to each adder. A quotient determining logic is adapted to determine quotient bits in response to outputs from carry-save adder and half carry-save adder and carry look-ahead logics. A selector control logic controls a selector in accordance with the quotient such that one of the pairs of the half-sums and half-carries of the divisor addition and divisor subtraction, and either the divisor or its inversion are supplied to the first carry-save adder. An arbitrary number of stages can be arranged in a binary tree configuration in the same manner.