Booth's Algorithm for 2's Complement Multiplication

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Booth's Algorithm for 2's Complement Multiplication M = 0101 -M = 1011 Q = 0110 N = 4 A Q Q-1 N 0000 0110 0 4 0000 0011 0 3 1011 0011 0 1101 1001 1 2 1110 1100 1 1 0011 1100 1 0001 1110 0 0 Answer is in A,Q 000111102 = 3010 START A = 0, Q-1 = 0 M = Multiplicand Q = Multiplier Count = N Q0,Q-1 A = A-M A = A+M Arithmetic Shift Right: A,Q,Q-1 Count = Count-1 Count=0 END 1,0 0,1 1,1 0,0 yes no Two's complement multiplication can be performed using Booth's Algorithm. To save time, both M and -M can be computed ahead and provided as one of the inputs to the adders for A-M and A+M. Instead of a loop, the math processor can provide separate hardware for each stage of the multiplication algorithm.