Abstract
The RAM includes sub-arrays having odd and even memory locations, respectively. A data move instruc- tion results in externally generated row and column address signals which are decoded to cause a first mem- ory location, in one of the sub-arrays, to be selected and data to be read. The next memory location in sequence, in the other of the sub-arrays, is then selected, without necessity for an additional set of row address signals, for writing of the read information. The row decoder in- cludes row indexing circuitry actuatable upon receipt of a shift signal signifying that the first memory location is in the last column of a given row. When the shift signal is received, the write location is automatically selected to be in the succeeding row.