Sentence examples for dsps from inspiring English sources

In addition, being able to buy DSPs off the shelf has saved the company a fortune in not having to create a custom-built chipset from scratch.The company's co-founder and chief executive, Paul Heinerscheid, talks of adding a GPS (global positioning system) feature to the receivers.

Offset the swimmers by a couple of feet, and they never touch.OFDM took off in 1990s, when digital signal processors (DSPs)—the kit that turns analog signals into digital and the other way round became cheap enough to stick piles of them in affordable broadband modems.

The internet's opening for personal and commercial use in 1994, coupled with telecoms wanting a piece of the action, dovetailed neatly with the rise of cheap DSPs, which made ADSL broadband modems possible.

DSPs are also used to produce digital effects on live television.

DSPs are used in wireless telephones, digital telephone and cable modems, and some stereo equipment.

So a publisher can now access more than 100 DSPs through a single integration with an ad exchange or SSP.

Eschewing the "hard-wired" design that is difficult to upgrade, Global Radio has set out to create a software-driven chipset that is based on a generic digital signal processor (DSP).

The alliance recently forged with the small Democratic Left Party (DSP) may help CHP leader Deniz Baykal to overcome disenchantment with his narrowly-focused leadership.

As the name implies, a digital signal processor (DSP) processes signals digitally, as patterns of 1s and 0s.

Macklin said after the Labor reforms in 2011 and 2012 there was a 22% drop in the rate of people being granted DSP.

Another application for DSPs appeared in 1997 when TI developed a special biochemical DSP for use in portable devices that could detect bacteria or other pathogens in food and water, in real time, at remote locations.