Finite Field arithmetic is becoming increasingly a very prominent solution for calculations in many VLSI applications. The fundamental Karatsuba Multiplication (KM) algorithm is based on the idea of the divide-and-conquer rule which was the first algorithm to accomplish polynomial multiplication in the GF field. Compared to the well-known Schoolbook method, the Karatsuba Algorithm saves the multiplications of the partial products at the cost of extra additions. Here six different multipliers (Mastrovito Multiplier, Paar-Roelse multiplier, Massey- Omura Multiplier, Hasan-Masoleh Multiplier,...