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DSPearing act?
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03/07/2008
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Jump back a decade or more and there was little difficulty identifying just what digital signal processing was. Neither was there any problem in identifying a digital signal processor.
But times change. Today, digital signal processing as a technique is beginning to disappear from view, hidden within applications. Whilst digital signal processors (dsps) are still being produced, they are beginning to evolve into different types of device – witness Texas Instruments’ launch a couple of years ago of the DaVinci platform.
So is digital signal processing disappearing as an identifiable technique and are dsps likely to disappear as discrete devices?
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Author
Graham Pitcher
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