This is a useful addition to my previous article “Arduino EEPROM”. The article is still available. I have provided a link here for convenience https://www.edn.com ...

they can program almost all EPROMs. I really don't need such universal programmers as I use EPROMs for my hobby and I have only a few different types of EPROM. A serial connection is opened between ...

So far, it is only possible to define the programmed data by defining a byte array within the program itself. I am working on a tool that allows a 32KiB to be uploaded to the EEPROM via a serial ...

After you have stored some values to the EEPROM, you can then reboot your Arduino or simply reset your program. The saved values will still ... upload the code provide below to it, and open the serial ...

Step 1: Configuring Arduino Uno as an ISP: Since ATtiny85 is just a microcontroller, it requires an ISP (In-System Programming) to be programmed. So to program the ATtiny85, we need to first configure ...

The problem is that its kind of an odd ball part now, and typically only (even) more expensive EPROM programmers ... though the serial connection of the Arduino. Using a terminal program on ...

Once he has completed figuring out the programming table of the EPROM, he plans to do some testing with [Tuner-san] to possible smooth out the rev limited. An interesting aspect of EPROMs is that ...

The microcontroller has 32kB ISP flash memory, 2kB RAM and 1kB EEPROM. The board provides serial communication via ... Circuit operation is controlled by the software program loaded into the internal ...

They have the same clock speed of 16MHz, SRAM of 2kB, EEPROM ... the Arduino Nano and Uno come with several similarities, and conveniently, they can be used almost the same way. You can program ...