Look up: DSP

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   DSP
   acronym: digital signal processing
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   DSP
   DSP is an abbreviation for Decessit Sine Prole (died without issue); Digital Signal Processing
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   DSP
   Digital Signal Processing, details ...
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   DSP
   Digital Signal Processing. It usually refers to the electronic circuit section of a camera capable of processing or enhancing signals.
   Found on http://www.zoo.co.uk/~z0001325/Glossary.
   
   
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   DSP
   Delivery Service Partner + Digital Signal Processing/Processor + Digital Sound Processor + Directory Synchronization Protocol [Lotus]
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   DSP
   Digital Signal Processor. High speed processor typically used to implement most of the radio part of a mobile phone digital communications.
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   DSP
   Digital Signal Processing - a 'chip' (usually based on the Motorola 5600 series) which is the basis for Dialogic cards. These chips actually control all the voice functions on the boards.
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   DSP
   (Digital cameras and photo printers) Short for Digital Signal Processor, electronical Microprcessor for real-time editing from digital signals. A DSP can take over one or more functions (f.i. Autofocus. JPEG compression, Connection ).
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   DSP
   Digital Signal Processing - a set of techniques for modifying (sound) signals - it involves digitising the signals, performing various mathematical processes on the data and then turning the resulting data back into an analogue signal
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    DSP
    Digital Signal Processing uses mathmatics to operate on a digital signal (such as a digital audio stream) to generate some type of altered output. DSP is used heavily in software and hardware effects processing. DSP chips are found on an increasing number of sound cards to provide extra audio processing power and help relieve the computers CPU of t...
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    DSP
    Digital Sound Processor.
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    DSP
    Acronym for Developmental Social-Pragmatic model
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    DSP
    Digital signal processing or digital signal processor.
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    DSP
    digital signal processing
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    dsp
    a general-purpose building block which can be programmed to perform a variety of digital signal processing functions Category: Electrical engineering and energy
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    DSP
    Digital Signal Process
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    DSP
    Digital Signal Processing. Manipulating an audio signal digitally to create various possible effects at the output. Often refers to artificially generated surround effects derived from and applied to two-channel sources.
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    DSP
    (Defense Support Program) US satellite system for detecting the launch of ballistic missiles (1960s–c.2000). It was a forerunner of SBIRS.
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