A 100 MHz FPGA based floating point adder

The authors present the design of a floating-point adder implemented on a FPGA (field programmable gate array) that operates at 100 MHz. High-speed submicron technology FPGAs with a large number of logic blocks, which increased routing facility, were combined with a well-partitioned design. This adder adds two 13-b numbers and is implemented as an 8-stage pipeline.

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