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When should you use these multipliers rather than ordinary multiplies? Is there any drawbacks if using these ie do they take more gates to implement?

What about high throughput additions?

 

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You might find this link from the help information: Using the High Throughput Math Functions

In particular: "National Instruments recommends that you use the LabVIEW Numeric functions unless you need the benefits that the High Throughput Math functions provide."  I don't know if there's any penalty for using them when not needed.  For additions and multiplies, the major advantage to the high-throughput operations is that you can more easily control pipelining when executing a series of mathematical operations. (EDIT: but if you don't need to pipeline mathematical operations, then there's no benefit.)

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