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Programmable digital signal processors

Wen-You Huang

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The state-of-the-art programmable digital signal processors (DSPs) are introduced. The standard used to evaluate the DSP performance is discussed. TMS320C6x, the most advanced DSP, is analyzed for its architecture and application development issues. Potential improvement of these DSPs is proposed, and the current directions for DSP processors are generalized.

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The state-of-the-art programmable digital signal processors (DSPs) are introduced. The standard used to evaluate the DSP performance is discussed. TMS320C6x, the most advanced DSP, is analyzed for its architecture and application development issues. Potential improvement of these DSPs is proposed, and the current directions for DSP processors are generalized.

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The state-of-the-art programmable digital signal processors (DSPs) are introduced. The standard used to evaluate the DSP performance is discussed. TMS320C6x, the most advanced DSP, is analyzed for its architecture and application development issues. Potential improvement of these DSPs is proposed, and the current directions for DSP processors are generalized.

Key concepts: Digital signal processing, Computer science, Digital signal processor, Digital signal, Texas Instruments DaVinci, Computer architecture, Signal processing, Computer hardware

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