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\Large Efficient Booth Array Multiplier for Xilinx FPGAs\\[0.4cm]
\large Martin Kumm \\[0.5cm]
\large \today \\[0.5cm]
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\section{Introduction}
 
This IP core provides a resource efficient implementation of a Booth Array Multiplier for Xilinx FPGAs. For details about the architecture see \cite{kaz15}.
 
\section{Interface}
 
The top level entity is found in \verb|mult_booth_array.vhd|. The generics as well as the portare described in Table~\ref{tab:generics} and Table~\ref{tab:port}, respectively.
 
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	\caption{Description of the generics}
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	  Generic & Type & Default & Description\\
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    \verb|word_size_a|    & integer & 8     & Input word size operand $A$\\
    \verb|word_size_b|    & integer & 8     & Input word size operand $B$\\
    \verb|sync_in_out|    & boolean & false & If true, registers are placed at inputs and outputs (for timing results)\\
    \verb|use_pipelining| & boolean & true  & If true, the multiplier is internally pipelined (highly recommented)\\
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	\caption{Description of the port}
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	  Generic & Direction & Type & Word Size & Description\\
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    \verb|clk_i| & in  & \verb|sl|        & 1                    & Clock input (used when \verb|use_pipelining=true| or \verb|sync_in_out=true|)\\
    \verb|rst_i| & in  & \verb|sl|        & 1                    & Reset input (used when \verb|use_pipelining=true| or \verb|sync_in_out=true|)\\
    \verb|ce_i|  & in  & \verb|sl|        & 1                    & Clock enable input (used when \verb|use_pipelining=true| or \verb|sync_in_out=true|)\\
    \verb|a_i|   & in  & \verb|slv| & \verb|input_word_size|     & Input operand $A$\\
    \verb|b_i|   & in  & \verb|slv| & \verb|input_word_size|     & Input operand $B$\\
    \verb|p_o|   & out & \verb|slv| & \verb|input_word_size + 2| & Product output $P=A \times B$\\
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\section{Simulation \& Test}
 
For simulation and test, the testbench (\verb|tb_mult_booth_array.vhd|) was created which uses a random number generator together with assert statements to verify the designs (against a naive VHDL multiplication). 
 
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