n-bit parallel Adders and Subtractors
Across
- 2. Adder circuit that adds two n-bit binary numbers.
- 4. The signal that indicates a 'borrow' in subtraction, analogous to carry in addition.
- 8. Adder Circuit that adds two BCD Numbers
- 9. The process where a carry moves through each stage of an adder.
- 10. A faster type of adder that overcomes the delay of the ripple carry adder.
- 11. A circuit that adds three bits and outputs a sum and carry
- 14. A circuit that subtracts two bits and outputs a difference and borrow.
Down
- 1. A circuit that computes the difference between two binary numbers.
- 3. The bit in two's complement representation that indicates the sign of the number.
- 5. The type of adder where the carry output of one full adder is the carry input of the next
- 6. The output that represents the subtraction of two bits in a subtractor.
- 7. A circuit that adds two single bits and gives a sum and carry
- 12. An adder that processes multiple bits simultaneously.
- 13. The output that represents the addition of two bits in an adder.
- 15. The method used to represent negative numbers in binary arithmetic.