Don't know about NVRAM - but many PICs have on-board EEPROM which is retained when power is off.
Limited erase / write cycles, so if you need to write the data very often the EEPROM may not work for you.
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Don't know about NVRAM - but many PICs have on-board EEPROM which is retained when power is off.
Limited erase / write cycles, so if you need to write the data very often the EEPROM may not work for you.
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