Much energy, hype, and column space has been focused on pitting DSP and FPGA-based signal processing solutions against one another. But FPGAs and DSPs are fundamentally different technologies with different strengths and weaknesses and neither one of them can claim outright superiority today. It has become increasingly clear that the best approach is a combination of the two technologies, leveraging the strengths of both.
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Much energy, hype, and column space has been focused on pitting DSP and FPGA-based signal processing solutions against one another. But FPGAs and DSPs are fundamentally different technologies with different strengths and weaknesses and neither one of them can claim outright superiority today. It has become increasingly clear that the best approach is a combination of the two technologies, leveraging the strengths of both.

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