Ever wondered how Digital Signal Processing (DSP) works? Digital Signal Processing is everywhere. It's in your TV, your phone, your in-car entertainment system, in hospitals, radar systems and ...

Most wireless headphones and speakers rely on some type of digital signal processing. Here's what you need to know about DSP—and why it's hard to avoid. I've been a contributing editor for PCMag since ...

Digital signal processing involves taking an audio signal (it can be any signal but in this case it's audio)and digitally manipulating it to achieve the desired result. It may sound simple, however, ...

This book by Michael Parker is intended for the many engineers who work in or provide components for industries that use digital signal processing (DSP). While the engineers and designers who ...

The history of digital signal processing has moved from dedicated DSP chips to FPGAs. Now Intel CPUs are handling the processing duties for some live mixing boards, aided by simple operating systems ...

Many electronics and digital products use digital signal processing (DSP)algorithms in them. Before any algorithm gets into theproduct, an optimization process is appliedto it. The optimizationprocess ...

Chapter 11 of this book “Digital Data Locked Loops“ is being made available as a series of design articles. The first part is available here. I have spent more than 30 years toil.ing away as a digital ...

Join us on Wednesday, November 11th at noon Pacific for Learning SDR and DSP Hack Chat with Marc Lichtman! “Revolution” is a term thrown about with a lot less care than it probably should be, ...

Digital signal processing (or DSP) is a catchall term in the audio realm. Sometimes it refers to the process of converting an analog signal to a digital one. Other times it encompasses the gimmicky ...

Learning Digital Signal Processing (DSP) techniques traditionally involves working through a good bit of mathematics and signal theory. To promote a hands-on approach, [Clyne] developed the DSP PAW ...