What is the DSP processor?

DSPs are like microprocessors or microcontrollers but are designed for multiplication and addition. DSPs are good at processing continuous data. They are used in audio and video processing.

What is the difference between DSP and normal processor?

A DSP can do more complex math in one clock cycle than a general-purpose processor. It can do multiply-add-accumulate operations in one cycle, so it's faster than a standard processor.

How to choose DSP processor?

You have to evaluate how well digital signal processors work. DSPs operate at different voltages and have data buses ranging from 8 to 256 bits. They also differ in clock speeds, which are usually measured in MHz or GHz.