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In today's lesson, we're diving into the world of memory technology, focusing on three significant types.
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Eeprom, eeprom, and flash memory.
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Each of these memory types has unique characteristics and applications in the digital world.
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Let's explore and compare eeprom, eeprom, and flash memory to understand their differences and similarities.
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Eeprom is a type of non -volatile memory that can be erased and reprogrammed using ultraviolet light.
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Once programmed, the data remains stored even when the power is turned off.
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To erase the data, the eeprom chip must be exposed to uv light through a transparent quartz window on the top of the chip.
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Key characteristics of eeprom non -volatile, erasable with uv light, used for firmware updates or storage where data does not frequently change.
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So eeprom stood for erasable programmable read -only memory.
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Now we have double eeprom, which is electrically erasable, programmable, read -only memory.
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Double eeprom is an evolution of eeprom that can be erased and reprogrammed electrically, eliminating the need for uv light.
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This allows data to be erased and written to the double eeprom chip while it remains in the circuit, facilitating easier and more flexible updates.
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