Dynamically configurable signal processor and processor arrangem

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36472413, G06F 1531

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ABSTRACT:
A programmable digital signal processor usable in a variety of configurations and controlled by stored coefficients and control words which are addressable to be provided to a plurality of processing sections as often as once per clock cycle. The processor arrangement is suitable for use as a decoder of multiple analog component (MAC) television signals.

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