= Pipelining (DSP implementation)
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Pipelining in the context of Digital Signal Processing (DSP) refers to a technique used to increase the throughput of a signal processing system by overlapping the execution of different stages of processing. It allows multiple instruction phases to be processed simultaneously by splitting them into discrete stages, each of which can operate in parallel. \#\#\# How Pipelining Works: 1. **Stages of Processing**: A DSP algorithm can be broken down into multiple stages.
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