
A zero-stopping incrementer operates on the recognition that half of all digital values that require incrementing will be even numbers; that is, the least significant bit (LSB) is a binary "0". Incrementing such a number merely requires changing the LSB from a binary "0" to a binary "1". For odd numbers (i.e., those where the LSB is a binary "1"), the zero-stopping incrementer searches for the first binary "0" beginning with the LSB. Once found, that binary "0" is changed to a binary "1" and all...











