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          <dc:title>Design and Implementation of A Divider Using Non-restoring Division Algorithm</dc:title>
          <dc:creator>Maung, Tin Nilar</dc:creator>
          <dc:description>A complex system, such as a computer system, is seen to be composed with several levels of abstractions. In general, a computer system is seen to be composed of three levels; the gate level, the register level and the processor level. The function of the register level or register-transfer level is to accomplish a single instruction in the Instruction Set Architecture (ISA).The register level plays an important role to define the proper sequence of micro-operations for every ISA instructions. The major objective of this paper is intended to present design and implementation of a divider. This system is based on non-restoring algorithm for unsigned integers. A register level implementation of unsigned division based on the non-restoring algorithm is carried out to highlight the important role of the register level implementation. Parallel Interfacing and Turbo C++ Programming language is used to implement this paper.</dc:description>
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