DSP (Digital Signal Processors)
Digital signal processors are devices similar to microprocessors or microcontrollers, but distinguished by having internal architectures that are adapted for continuous execution of algorithms dominated by multiplication and addition operations performed on a continuous stream of data, as contrasted with algorithms that are dominated by conditional logic or a multiplicity of concurrent processes. They are commonly used in applications such as audio or video signal processing.
IC DSP FLOATING-POINT 272-BGA
79.2
IC DSP CTLR 32BIT 196CSBGA
72.64
IC FIXED-POINT DSP 548-FCBGA
70.83
DAVINCI DIGITAL MEDIA PROCESSOR
68.62
IC DSP FIX/FLOAT POINT 625FCBGA
67.5
ARM, 2XSHARC, DUAL DDR, PCIE, HP
65.21
IC DSP 16BIT 80MHZ 144CSBGA
59.96
ARM, 2XSHARC, DUAL DDR, HPC PACK
59.28