signal processor

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signal
adjective[before noun]
uk
/ˈsɪɡ.nəl/us
/ˈsɪɡ.nəl/
noticeable ...
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processor
noun[C]
uk
/ˈprəʊ.ses.ər/us
/ˈprɑː.ses.ɚ/
the part of a computer that performs operations on the information that is put ...
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The hardware consists of an extremely powerful digitalsignalprocessorand a personal computer which controls the algorithms and provides the user interface.
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Real-time granular synthesis with a digitalsignalprocessor.
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A model for realtime sound synthesis of guitar on a floating-pointsignalprocessor.
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A digitalsignalprocessorrecords and is programmed to find patterns in the electrical activity recorded from numerous electrodes that correlate with actions the subject is asked to perform.
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The signal was amplified, band-pass filtered, and then sampled and time-stamped with a resolution of 100 ms by a digitalsignalprocessorhoused in the computer.
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Asignalprocessorproduces the error signal using these samples.
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A single digitalsignalprocessorprovides both the control and processing function.
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These digital values could then be further processed or analyzed by a digitalsignalprocessor.
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These are described as 32-bit floating-point processing units and are likely some form of digitalsignalprocessorcores used to accelerate various operations.
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The wires are connected to asignalprocessorwhich analyzes any change in the magnetic field.
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Most modern phasers are a part of a digitalsignalprocessor, often trying to emulate analog phasers.
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These inputs are then processed using a digitalsignalprocessorto calculate the various metering parameters such as powers, energies etc.
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The architecture of a digitalsignalprocessoris optimized specifically for digital signal processing.
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The sound is generated by digitalsignalprocessorcircuits but can be manipulated in realtime (analog modeling synthesizer principle).
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A digitalsignalprocessorwould generate a stream of numbers.
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Being strapped for cash, he sat down at his kitchen table, designed and built his firstsignalprocessor.
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He believes that her blindness is caused by her retinas miscoding the visual information and offers to install asignalprocessorbehind her left eye to unscramble the data.
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A digitalsignalprocessorwould read the converter, and then its software would transform the stream of data from the converter to any other form the application requires.
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Instruments in this model may be computer systems, electronic synthesizers and signal processors, in addition to acoustic and electroacoustic instruments.
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