The multiplier is a fundamental building block in most digital ICs’ arithmetic units. The multiplier architecture in modern VLSI circuits must meet the main parameters of low power, high speed, and small area requirements. In this paper, a 4-bit multiplier is constructed using the Dadda algorithm with enhanced Full and Half adder blocks to achieve a smaller size, lower power consumption, and minimum propagation delay. The Dadda Algorithm-designed multiplier is used in the first phase to reduce propagation delay while adding partial products in three stages provided by AND Gates. In the second phase, each stage of the Dadda tree algorithm is built with an enhanced Full and half adders to reduce the design area, propagation delay, and power consumption while still meeting the requirements of the current scenario by using MUX logic. In an average of Conventional array Multipliers, the proposed Dadda multiplier achieved an 84.68% reduction in delay, 70.89% reduction in power, 84.68% increase in Maximum Usable Frequency (MUF), and 95.55% reduction in Energy per Samples (EPS).