Internal eeprom - erase block

[sayzer]

What this is saying is that the first 4k locations are 'high endurance' (and probably physically larger). The remaining 28k bytes are 'standard endurance'.

Just make sure your code always starts to store data from address 0 so the low adfdresses get most writes and the highest see less writes.

HTH
Brian

Hi Brian,


What it says is clear.

The thing is, for standard block, it says 1M cycle at the beginning, but 100K cycle at the end of the statement. Read it again!



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