Meaning DSP
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Domain specific part. The part of a CLNS address that contains an area identifier, a station identifier, and a selector byte.
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Study of the digital representation of signals, often involving the digitisation of analogue signals, which may subsequently be de-converted into analogue form for onscreen display. DSP may take place in a number of different domains, such as time, space and frequency. Applications include digital image processing and video compression.
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Disability Support Pension
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A chip optimized to perform repetitive mathmatical calculations, such as encoding and decoding. A DSP normally consumes less battery power due to its specialized nature.
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Abbreviation for digital signal processor. A specialized, programmable computer processing unit that is able to perform high-speed mathematical processing. Note: A DSP is ideal for use in compression algorithms. [After Silicon]
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Jensens Internet Dictionary Digital Signal Processing chips that are common in cards (boards) added to expansion slots in computers, especially for adding multimedia to computers. In the future, DSPs and video hardware will probably be more common on motherboards instead of add-on boards. All major sound systems for PCs in the future will probably [..]
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Definitions (2) 1. Direct Stock Purchase Plan. A SEC-regulated program which enables a company to sell shares of stock directly to investors, rather than through a broker, enabling the investors to av [..]
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Dispute Settlement Panel
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Duty Systems Programmer
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Digital Signal Processor.
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Demand-side platform, a platform or provider that allows advertisers to manage multiple ad exchange and data exchange accounts through one interface, often in real time.
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Digital Signal Processor: a specialized digital microprocessor used to efficiently and rapidly perform calculations on digitized signals that were originally analog in form
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Digital Signal Processor
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DSP (Digital Signal Processor). A high performance CPU (Central Processing Unit) typically used to process streams of data, such as Internet cable, sound or video in real time. The CPU typically has s [..]
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Demand-Side Platform; software used to purchase advertising in an automated fashion, allowing advertisers to buy impressions across a range of publisher sites through ad exchanges. TubeMogul is a Demand-Side Platform.
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Specifies the company and specific switching product. DSR (Data Set Ready)
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Directed Self-Placement is an online process whereby the student places him or herself in the most appropriate courses upon entry.
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 Demand side platforms are the latest evolution in the online advertising technology landscape. There is still much debate about what is and what is not a true DSP. In basic terms, a DSP is a platform that gives the customer control to buy inventory across sites, networks, ad exchanges, data providers, or other vendors and then layer on their own p [..]
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Disability Service Provider
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A technology for signal processing that combines algorithms and fast number-crunching digital hardware, and is capable of high-performance and flexibility.
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Digital Sound (Signal) Processor. Lets you programme a listening environment pattern and change the sound to suit the music. A type of super equaliser.
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digital signal processing. Processes used to alter sound in its digital form.
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Digital signal processor; provides high-quality effects and sound shaping.
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(Digital Signal Processing)
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See Digital Signal Processing
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Digital Signal Processor: This is a circuit that is specially designed for digital signals in processor-intensive applications, such as wireless communications links and image processing. DSP circuits [..]
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A distilled spirits product or distilled spirit plant.  All distilled spirits products must be blended and/or bottled within a manufacturing facility which has a DSP permit from the TTB.
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Display Select Panel
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Study of the digital representation of signals, often involving the digitisation of analogue signals, which may subsequently be de-converted into analogue form for onscreen display. DSP may take place in a number of different domains, such as time, space and frequency. Applications include digital image processing and video compression.
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A specialized microprocessor that performs mathematical operations on a data stream in real time to produce a second (modified) data stream.
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A platform that enables mobile advertisers to manage all ad exchange and data exchanges through a single interface
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A specialized semiconductor device which is specialized for performing conversions between analog and digital signals. DSPs are widely used in products involved with audio and video, such as sound cards, fax machines, modems, cellular phones, hard disks, and digital TVs. DSP chips are used on sound cards for recording and playback as well as speech [..]
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Digital Signal Processor - a dedicated computer circuit which performs complex changes or analysis on a digital signal, generally encoded from an analogue source
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A DSP is a specialised microprocessor designed for the operational needs of digital signal processing.
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Distribution Service Provider
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Digital Signal Processing. The idea of digital signal processing is to extract information from a digital signal. For instance, when a voice signal is transferred across the PSTN it is sent in a digital format. Before this signal reaches the final destination (a telephone) the digital signal must be converted back to it's original analog signa [..]
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A buy side platform that allows buyers of digital ad inventory to easily and more directly connect with sellers in a programmatic and real time environment
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 Demand Side Platform. It is a platform that supports the agencies, advertisers and trading desks at the time of purchase the publishers’ inventory or Ad Exchanges. First Party Data:
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