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DSP96002 vs. i860: Digital Signal Processing Applications

Alan D. George

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This paper provides an overview and comparison of two important new microprocessors for digital signal processing (DSP). Topics discussed include background information, an overview of the each architecture, and a comparison of these two architectures in addressing DSP applications.

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This paper provides an overview and comparison of two important new microprocessors for digital signal processing (DSP). Topics discussed include background information, an overview of the each architecture, and a comparison of these two architectures in addressing DSP applications.

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This paper provides an overview and comparison of two important new microprocessors for digital signal processing (DSP). Topics discussed include background information, an overview of the each architecture, and a comparison of these two architectures in addressing DSP applications.

Key concepts: Digital signal processing, Computer science, Signal processing, Architecture, Digital signal, Computer architecture, Digital signal processor, SIGNAL (programming language)

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