FPGAs have several advantages over traditional DSP processors and ASICs for implementing digital signal processing applications. FPGAs provide fine-grained parallelism well-suited to DSP tasks through dedicated logic and multiplier blocks. This parallelism allows FPGAs to achieve substantially better performance than DSP processors. Additionally, FPGAs offer more flexibility than ASICs since the logic is reprogrammable, avoiding the cost and time of a full chip redesign. As a result, more designers are using FPGAs for DSP rather than DSP processors or ASICs.