32-Bit Subtractor Datasheet

Overview

The 32-bit subtractor is a digital circuit that performs subtraction of two 32-bit binary numbers. It produces a 32-bit result along with a borrow-out signal, which indicates if a borrow is required for the subtraction operation.

Features

Subtraction of two 32-bit binary numbers
Generates a 32-bit difference
Provides a borrow-out signal
Optimized for speed and area

Specifications

Parameter	Description
Bit Width	32 bits
Input Signals	A[31:0] (Minuend), B[31:0] (Subtrahend)
Output Signals	Diff[31:0] (Difference), Borrow-out (Borrow Signal)
Operating Voltage	3.3V or 5V
Power Consumption	Low power operation
Propagation Delay	Typically 10 ns
Package Type	48-Pin LQFP

Pin Configuration

Pin	Symbol	Description
1-32	A[31:0]	Minuend Inputs
33-64	B[31:0]	Subtrahend Inputs
65-96	Diff[31:0]	Difference Outputs
97	Borrow-out	Borrow Signal Output

Applications

Digital Signal Processing
Arithmetic Logic Units (ALUs)
Data Path Operations
Embedded Systems

Ordering Information

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