DSP
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- noun
- /diː ɛs piː/
- Specialized
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procesador digital de señales
- The NeXT cube was/is a magnesium enclosure with a Motorola 68030/40 CPU, DSP chip, and used DisplayPostScript as the GUI.
- a DSP chip
- a DSP processor
- use of DSP
Examples
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With advancements in technology, many consumer products now feature DSP components for enhanced performance.
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The new DSP chip significantly improved the audio quality of the sound system.
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Another issue is the emergence of dedicated DSP chips.
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Meridian is known for their DSP tech, but signal processing is not magic and good physical engineering principles matter too.
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After multiple mentions, now might be a good opportunity for us to properly introduce AudioWizard: it's essentially an audio-tuning app developed in collaboration with Waves, an award-winning audio DSP solutions company.
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The digital processing system incorporated two real-time data acquisition processors (Ariel DSP-16+) operating in parallel under PC-AT control.
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Closed-loop proportional, integral, and differential (PID) control is implemented on this controller board with a 32-bit DSP chip on each of the three axes.
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Engineers are developing innovative DSP solutions to optimize video playback on mobile devices.
Synonyms
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A machine or part of a computer that quickly does calculations and handles information automatically
How Specialized
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Surface Forms
Etymology
DSP in electronics stands for Digital Signal Processor, a special chip for handling signals. Think of 'digital' as 'numbers' and 'signal' as 'sounds or images', so a DSP is a fast chip that helps improve audio, video and communications.