The extra E in EEPROM is because it's Electrically erasable. They used to need to be exposed to UV-C light to erase the entire chip (all-or-nothing, baby!), and it took quite a while to do, like sometimes hours.
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You explaination is great but a excel sheet with that so that we just have to put numbers and its tells us the bits or what ever it would had been great but thank for the knowledge.
neither for the address nor the data it matters whether the bits/octets represent binary unsigned numbers or anything else, so you dont actually need to understand binary encoding to use this thing, just a bit of combinatorics... all that matters is the amount of possible addresses...
My midi keyboard 24LC16B chip is bad, so by replacing it do I have to program the chip or it's already a plug n play, it yes then I'm screwed, i don't have absolutely no knowledge on chip programing
Eprom is erasable programmable read only memory. (thats what your calling it) EEprom (the chip your using) is electronically erasable programmable memory :)
I have the eprom M5L27512k-2, and I don't have scl or sda nor vss, but i have a ground pin so i assume they are the same. i have 15 address inputs, 7 data inputs, vcc (Power) OE/vpp, and ce, what do i do?!? Data sheet: www.datasheetarchive.com/pdf/download.php?id=7e67ea5cc21f84d466c8f694cfaa992faf6612&type=M&term=M5L27512K2
Your explanation on counting up in binary was the first thing that helped me understand. Thank you!
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Very good Anthony i missed the binary conversion back in university and now I learnt it from you
The extra E in EEPROM is because it's Electrically erasable. They used to need to be exposed to UV-C light to erase the entire chip (all-or-nothing, baby!), and it took quite a while to do, like sometimes hours.
New subscriber and new to arduino. Just ordered my first arduiano uno R3 board. Am learning a new end of auto mechanics try to learn how systems work. I’m a retired aircraft mechanic but this has caught my interest and I’m now into it. Never to old to learn. Don’t know if you follow Brian Mann or Maic Salazar but. They are excellent on the automotive electronics side of things. Came across this video and it was excellent so I am now a subscriber. Looking to learn the arduiano and it’s uses. Thanks for sharing Artie ❤️
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As you can see from the sheet, it is Electrically Erasable, not Electronic. This is opposed to be erased by UV in EPROMs.
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Thats how one should teach !!!!
Thanks, but I'm a learner, just like everybody else. :)
@@AntonyCartwright yeah but you know what they say, the best way to learn is by teaching
Great job, thanks for the uploading your videos.
Great video!
Thanks for the video, very in-depth and well explained. Love the amount of effort that went into this video! =)
Thanks! :-)
Awesome tutorial...excellent tut!!
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You explaination is great but a excel sheet with that so that we just have to put numbers and its tells us the bits or what ever it would had been great but thank for the knowledge.
Are these all parts inside the snes? Or what exactly are they for?
neither for the address nor the data it matters whether the bits/octets represent binary unsigned numbers or anything else, so you dont actually need to understand binary encoding to use this thing, just a bit of combinatorics... all that matters is the amount of possible addresses...
My midi keyboard 24LC16B chip is bad, so by replacing it do I have to program the chip or it's already a plug n play, it yes then I'm screwed, i don't have absolutely no knowledge on chip programing
Is this the eeprom 93C76C or the eeprom 24AA02?
Can we use this ic as a volume control for a amplifier using push buttons pls reply..
Just use arduino
Eprom is erasable programmable read only memory. (thats what your calling it) EEprom (the chip your using) is electronically erasable programmable memory :)
Hey! Is this compatible with 24LC01B?
I see 8 is vcc, 5 BND. I want to know where is Rest, BKGD
Hi Antony! Could you make calculator for one particular eeprom ?
Hi, you can make a calulator for anything really, but what would you want it to calculate?
If i wanted to program a new laptop motherboard eeprom or reprogram in the case that it was corrupted where do i get the code from?
You mean the BIOS? From the laptop manufacturer. I doubt you can get an aftermarket bios.
I have the eprom M5L27512k-2, and I don't have scl or sda nor vss, but i have a ground pin so i assume they are the same. i have 15 address inputs, 7 data inputs, vcc (Power) OE/vpp, and ce, what do i do?!?
Data sheet: www.datasheetarchive.com/pdf/download.php?id=7e67ea5cc21f84d466c8f694cfaa992faf6612&type=M&term=M5L27512K2
Pick your audience level and stick to that. Your explanation varies between all different levels, so it is hard for some people to follow.