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BBSP
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BBSPBebe Sport
BBSPBrazos Bend State Park (Texas)
BBSPBob Bryar's Solo Project
BBSPBlack Business Supplier Programme (South Africa)
BBSPBare Base Support Package
BBSPBaseband Signal Processing
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It features a number of new capabilities including an automated link that unlocks RF-DSP co-design and a fully custom, high-performance baseband signal processing design flow.
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The Georgia Electronic Design Center (GEDC) single-chip 60 GHz CMOS radio, consumes less than 100 milliwatts, combines an embedded antenna array, 60 GHz font-end and multi-gigabit baseband signal processing into a standard QFN package.
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is the recognized leader in customizable applications processors, DSPs and standard IP cores for audio, video, imaging, security, networking, and baseband signal processing.
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