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UPD7720 - DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSOR

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Part number UPD7720
Manufacturer NEC
File Size 702.44 KB
Description DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSOR
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NEt Microcomputers, Inc. DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSOR NEe ,.,. PD7720 ~rn~[~~~ ~illrnW DESCR IPTION The NEC pPD7720 Signal Processing Interface (SPI) is an advanced architecture microcomputer optimized for signal processing algorithms. Its speed and flexibility allow the SPI to efficiently implement signal processing functions in a wide range of environments and applications. The NEC SPI is the state of the art in signal processing today, and for the future.
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