Tag: EEPROM

Microchip Technology has introduced the 25CSM04, a new high-density EEPROM (Electrically Programmable Read-Only Memory) with 4Mbit Memory, this doubles the 2 Mbit density with which the designers were previously limited to. The Developers were previously using NOR Flash ICs for the...

Using the same password on different platforms can be a security risk, but remembering different passwords, used for different accounts, can be quite the task too especially with the need to infuse special characters and numbers, and the fact that you may not use some of the passwords...

“Now, instead of using an SD card to store configuration files, I can simply send commands via the UART interface to the SSD from an external board and store/retrieve data without the extra code overhead.” SD cards are used for storing information when logging data or retrieving...

The M95M04 devices are electrically erasable programmable memories (EEPROMs) organized as 524288 x 8 bits, accessed through the SPI bus. The M95M04 can operate with a supply range from 1.8 to 5.5 V, and is guaranteed over the -40 °C/+85 °C temperature range. The M95M04 offer an...

Expand your board's storage with an I2C-enabled EEPROM chip. EEPROM stands for Electronically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory. It allows for values to be written and stored for long periods of time while using very little power. Most microcontrollers even have EEPROM directly in...

The ESP32 has about 4MB of internal flash memory and since the data stored within the flash memory is retained even when power is recycled, it becomes super useful for applications where you need to keep certain amount of data even after power off. For today's tutorial, we will learn...

I2C Encoder V2 is a tiny smart board for connecting multiple rotary encoders on the I2C bus and it's live on kickstarter. The I2C Encoder V2 supports various type of rotary encoder with one footprint: Standard mechanical encoder Illuminated RGB encoder Clickable rotary...

We published a new tutorial in partnership with Nik Koumaris from educ8s.tv. Often, we have the need for a way to store data in our projects, and most of the time, the EEPROM has not enough storage and the storage size is limited. It also has issues with the format and nature of data...