Effective Fixed-Point Pipelined Divider for Mobile Rendering Processors
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概要
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In this paper, we proposed that an area- and speed-effective fixed-point pipelined divider be used for reducing the bit-width of a division unit to fit a mobile rendering processor. To decide the bit-width of a division unit, error analysis has been carried out in various ways. As a result, when the original bit-width was 31-bit, the proposed method reduced the bit-width to 24-bitand reduced the area by 42% with a maximum error of 0.00001%.
著者
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Park Woo-chan
Department Of Computer Science Yonsei University
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Bae Jun-hyun
Department Of Ceramic Engineering Yonsei University
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Han Tack-don
Department Of Computer Science Yonsei University
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Park Yong-jin
Department Of Computer Science And Engineering Graduate School Of Global Information And Telecommuni
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BAE Jun-Hyun
Department of Computer Science, Engineering College of Yonsei University
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PARK Jinhong
Department of Computer Science, Engineering College of Yonsei University
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Park Woo-Chan
Department of Computer Engineering, Sejong University
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PARK Yong-Jin
Department of Computer Science, Engineering College of Yonsei University
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