Questions tagged [eeprom]
Acronym: Electrically Erasable, Programmable Read-Only Memory. Sometimes used with Flash parts that are similar to old EEPROM parts.
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EEPROM M93C66 SPI Based
The M93C66 EEPROM have a 16 bit organization. Does this mean we have to send the instructions 16 bit format or 8 bit format?
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What is the memory address for 24AA16 EEPROM IC?
I am using 24AA16 EEPROM IC to read and write. But i don't know exactly the memory adddress to write something in this IC and also read from that. This is the datasheet for this IC,
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EEPROM READ/WRITE Issue with STM32?
I am using 24AA16 EEPROM to store my data. I have write the code for read and write using STM32Cube IDE. I am using Nucleo-F410RB Dev board. Below code is for write,
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RTL2832U EEPROM FW, Unknown USB Device (Device Descriptor Request Failed)
How to flash config into just produced SDR based on the RTL2832U?
And what exactly to flash?
With empty flash - windows gave an error Unknown USB Device (Device Descriptor Request Failed)
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Extending EEPROM I2C addressing
So I have a interesting problem that someone could give their input.
I'm working on a project where I have 100 "devices" each with its own EEPROM. The "devices" can be connected ...
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How to write 16 bit hex codes into 93C46 EEPROM with Arduino
I am trying to write data to an EEPROM with some success but not quite. The chip is a 93C46 128 words at 8 bit or 64 words at 16 bit. The data to go in is in 64 word (16 bit) format as follows:
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Writing EEPROM on PIC18F27Q83
I'm trying to write the EEPROM (DFM) on a PIC18F27Q83. I copied the sequence from the datasheet exactly and it still fails. The device id is 0x9909 and revision id is 0xA45.
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What is the reasoning behind parallel memory pinouts?
Many of the parallel memory chips I’ve come across have counterintuitive address line pinouts. Take the AT28C256 32KB EEPROM, for example:
The data pins are in near-ascending order (only interrupted ...
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Turn TTL high output signal into ground pulse for EEPROM write
I have a TTL-high output signal which I wish to use to send a negative pulse to a 28c256 EEPROM WE pin to write to it, but the high line may remain high until the next clock signal/output change etc.
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What IC is ATMLH714?
I am diagnosing a PCB that has an 8 pin IC with marking: ATMLH714. I couldn't find any datasheet for the component online. However, I suspect it is an EEPROM possibly by Atmel.
Would anyone have any ...
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Losing external EEPROM data after power Cycles on ESP32
Sending "1" starts the write operation into the eeprom every 1 second to the next available address, and sending "2" starts reading the written values into the eeprom. When there's ...
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Words on 7-Segment Displays [closed]
I'm working on a project that uses three 7-segment displays. My aim is to show the words 'CAT', 'DOG', and 'FOX' using the 3 displays, one word at at time with a 1 second delay in between.
To achieve ...
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External NOR Flash malfunctioning
External NOR Flash malfunctioning
Part used: ZD25WQ16CTIGT Zetta NOR Flash
We are using Zetta family 16MBit NOR Flash in a partitioned format. One partition is used as an emulated EEPROM, and another ...
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How to write a lookup-table into an 28C64 parallel EEPROM?
Based on the program from this post 28C64 EEPROM Programming Using Arduino, I would like to write, using Arduino Mega, a lookup-table that contains one sinewave cycle, created in Excel. I would like ...
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What is needed for a 512Kb HDMI EDID EEPROM? (re: 512KB IC2 EEPROM) [closed]
I'm trying to build an HDMI "dummy" plug that simulates a plugged-in monitor (to trick GPUs into thinking a monitor is plugged in).
Many of these "dummy" adapters exist and are ...