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A Digital Signal Processor (DSP) microchip is a more specialized chip than a multipurpose CPU (i.e., Pentium) and is optimised to perform certain signal processing mathematics very quickly.

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	~~DSP means either "~~Digital Signal Processor~~." A~~ DSP microchip is a more specialized chip than a multipurpose CPU (i.e., a Pentium 4) and is optimised to perform certain signal processing mathematics very quickly.		A '''Digital Signal Processor''' ('''DSP''') microchip is a more specialized chip than a multipurpose CPU (i.e., Pentium) and is optimised to perform certain signal processing mathematics very quickly.