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Hybrid Radix-4 SESA/SEDA Adders for Medical Image Processing L, Sowmiya; S M, Ramesh; Shadrach, S Finney Daniel; A, Arul
Journal of Electronics, Electromedical Engineering, and Medical Informatics Vol 6 No 3 (2024): July
Publisher : Department of Electromedical Engineering, POLTEKKES KEMENKES SURABAYA

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Adders play a critical role as primary modules in circuit design, supporting error-tolerant applications such as machine learning, digital image processing, and signal processing. Therefore, the development of adders with low power consumption and energy efficiency is of utmost importance. Approximate adders outperform exact adders in VLSI chips. Among approximate adders, the hybridization of Single Exact and Single Approximation (SESA) and Single Exact and Dual Approximation (SEDA) techniques has emerged as a promising solution. These hybrid adders offer superior power and energy savings relative to other accurate and approximate adder designs. In this scheme, we propose the integration of hybrid radix-4 adders with approximation adders to achieve enhanced performance and pave the way for future hybrid approximate adder circuits. Extensive simulations validated the efficacy of the proposed approach. Furthermore, practical applications demonstrated the versatility and potential of hybrid adders in real-world scenarios. The proposed methodology ensures cost-effectiveness and facilitates seamless future updates and extensions. Overall, this research contributes to the advancement of efficient and low-power adder designs, addressing the evolving requirements of modern digital systems.
Co-Authors A, Arul L, Sowmiya Shadrach, S Finney Daniel