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Acronym: Electrically Erasable, Programmable Read-Only Memory. Sometimes used with Flash parts that are similar to old EEPROM parts.
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Why are EEPROM sizes measured in "k" or kbit and not kbyte or byte?
I realize that kbit/Mbit is used in data communication, but I don't understand the relation because EEPROM is technically storage, not bandwidth. … This applies to EEPROM, but also other similar types of memory like Flash or SRAM, etc. …
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