In this work we experimentally demonstrate a Si
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photonic integrated circuit which offers row decoding and RAM addressing functionalities. The passive integrated structure comprises a MRR-based wavelength filtering bank scheme in a 2 × 4 configuration, which reveals a suppression ratio in the range of 12–25 dB. The performance of the optical circuit has been evaluated in a system-level testbed, where successful addressing in one RAM row has been achieved. Error-free operation has been accomplished for all cases under study, with the whole row decoder system’s performance to offer a total power penalty of 2.5 dB.