In the approach of ‘combinational-array-multiplier’ (CAM) described in class using array of full-adders, answer the following questions.
(a) Determine the exact number of AND gates and full-adders needed to build a CAM for unsigned 32-bit multiplication.
(b) What is the worst-case delay for a 32-bit CAM?
(c) Clearly show how a 3-bit CAM processes the multiplication of 111×111 through all full adders to reach the correct result. Also determine the exact delay (in d) it takes to reach the result?
(d) Redo problem (b) for 110 × 101.
In the approach of ‘combinational-array-multiplier’ (CAM) described in class using array of full-adders, answer the following...
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Array Multiplier for Unsigned Number:s (Section 5.6.1) So The array of multiple adders used to compute the partial products is structured like this for a 4-bit multiplier (a) In general, there are n-1 rows in the array for an n-bit multiplier. The top row (b) is structured as shown Fa A ,, , a) Structure of the cirout ろ · Bit of PP And the bottom rows (c) are So structured as shown Now we will go through an example...