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    Description: This lesson deals with a topic commonly know as Digital Signal Processing, (DSP for short). Computational requirements for DSP .The computational requirements for implementing DSP in a computer program are usually straightforward. Almost all DSP operations consist of multiplying corresponding values contained in two numeric series and then calculating the sum of the products. Sometimes, the final sum is divided by the total number of values included in the sum. This is often referred to as a sum-of-products or multiply-add operation.

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