A Carry-save adder (CSA) is a type of digital adder used in arithmetic circuits, especially in applications where multiple numbers need to be added or where high-speed addition is crucial. The primary advantage of a carry-save adder is that it allows for fast add operations without waiting for carry propagation, which is a common bottleneck in traditional adders. ### Key Features of a Carry-Save Adder: 1. **Parallel Addition**: A CSA can add multiple binary numbers simultaneously.
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