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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Apr. 06, 2004
Filed:
Jan. 08, 2001
Yoshio Kasai, Hyogo, JP;
Other;
Abstract
Two memories respectively have memory capacities which are half of a memory capacity required to store data for one line. In a first time-period of a preceding line is read from a first address of the first memory. In a second time-period dot data of a current line is written in that first address, and data of the preceding line is read from a first address of the second memory. In a third time-period, data of the current line is written in the first address of the second memory, and data of the preceding line is read from a second address of the first memory. This is repeated for all current line data. Therefore, reading of the dot data of the preceding line stored in one memory and the writing of the dot data of the current line to another memory is performed in the same time-period.
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