High speed pointer based first-in-first-out memory

Static information storage and retrieval – Read/write circuit – Serial read/write

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365 75, 377 64, G11C 1300

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048624195

ABSTRACT:
A FIFO memory system organizes a memory with N word storage locations into M pointer-based random access memories, each containing N/M storage locations. A sequence of data words is written into and read out of the M RAMs in a cyclical fashion. An M fold increase in write rate is obtained by an input control logic which causes all M RAMs to be in a different stage of the shift-in cycle at the same time. Similarly, an M fold increase in read rate is obtained by an output control logic which causes all M RAMs to be simultaneously in a different stage of the shift-out cycle. The output signals of the RAMs being read are multiplexed to generate the original sequence.

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