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What is PSG?
PSG typically refers to the Programmable Sound Generator, a sound chip commonly found in older computers, consoles, and arcade machines. These chips are used to generate basic waveforms and sound effects, often through the manipulation of square waves, noise, and simple envelopes. Common examples include the AY-3-8910/YM2149 used in the ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC, and Atari ST, and the SN76489 used in the Sega Master System.
Which job functions commonly mention PSG?
Laboratory Services
38 Laboratory Services jobs mention PSG
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Research Assistant
6 Research Assistant jobs mention PSG
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Researcher
14 Researcher jobs mention PSG
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Customer Support
19 Customer Support jobs mention PSG
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Healthcare Services
64 Healthcare Services jobs mention PSG
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Which organizations are mentioning PSG?
Natus Medical Incorporated
Health Care and Social Assistance
US Department of Veterans Affairs
Other Services (except Public Administration)
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