Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: The design of a C-testable, high-performance carry-free array divider is presented. A radix-2 redundant number based carry-free divider is considered and modified to make it C-testable, i.e. it can be exhaustively tested using a constant number of test vectors irrespective of its word-length. Previous C-testable designs considered dividers that used carry-propagate adders/subtractors. These dividers are slow because of their O(W/sup 2/) computation time (where W is the word-length of the divider). High-performance carry-free dividers use carry-free redundant arithmetic adders/subtractors. Due to this feature, they have O(W) computation time. The on-the-fly converter used by carry-free dividers to convert the redundant quotient to two's-complement form is shown not to be C-testable. It is modified to be linear-testable (in word-length), instead of taking the exponential time required for exhaustively testing all possible combinations at its inputs. >
['Hosahalli R. Srinivas', 'Bapiraju Vinnakota', 'Keshab K. Parhi']
I am writing a research paper on a idea A C-testable carry-free divider
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