DSP Clock & Sample Rate Problems (ADAU1172, PDM Microphone)

1. What does DSP stand for?
2. What is a DSP in FPGA?
3. What does a DSP do?
4. What is DSP in Hi Fi?

What does DSP stand for?

DSP stands for digital signal processor, which sounds pretty self-explanatory. The technology is found inside headphones, smartphones, smart speakers, studio audio gear, vehicle entertainment systems, and much more.

What is a DSP in FPGA?

DSP functions are commonly implemented on two types of programmable platforms: digital signal processors and field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs). Digital signal processors are a specialized form of microprocessor, while FPGAs are a form of highly configurable hardware.

What does a DSP do?

A Direct Support Professional (DSP) is someone who works directly with people who have intellectual or developmental disabilities. DSPs aim to assist people in realizing their full potential. They help people become integrated and engaged in their community. In the past, DSPs were trained as caregivers.

What is DSP in Hi Fi?

The DSP – digital signal processor – is the 'brain' inside an active speaker. It takes audio information (converting it to digital format if necessary) and manipulates the ones and zeroes to achieve a desired effect.