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Digital signal processors use a computer architecture derived from

(a) Harvard Architecture

(b) Von-Neumann Architecture

(c) Cray Architecture

(d) None of the above

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Digital signal processors use a computer architecture derived from harvard architecture.

To enhance the performance of dsp, super harvard architecture (SHARC) was introduced.
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