Assuming you are a system architect making decisions regarding the digital signal processor (DSP) in an SoC, one major consideration is how to expedite the design process of the SoC, leading to faster tape-out and production. Another consideration is how to create, debug, and modify software-defined features post-tape-out to mitigate risks. Today’s in-depth article discusses decision-making regarding programmable DSP processors, briefly covering the differences and characteristics of small scalar/DSP cores, medium DSPs, and large DSPs with neural network computing options. Please scan the QR code to read the full article: