AT24C256 - External EEPROM with Arduino | Detailed Explanation & Sketches to Write / Read / Clear

[@44misfits42]

Your a legend for a simple informative video with detail and simple examples.

[@A__GARV_SAXENA]

sir thank you for making this video i only find your video on this topic on youtube. you explained it in very detailed. Good work!!

[@JohnWinquist]

Excellent explanation. Thank you!

[@bojanmilojkovic3770]

Would the same principle work for storring an array of 10 integers ? for the 5th element, i just write it starting from byte 5*4 ?

[@RGInnovations]

Yes it will work

[@akshaykumargurjar8743]

I'm working on water flow meter. it measures how much water is used in liters. i want to store it at24c256, after using the water it should add in previous data. and after power off it remains saved. can you please tell me??

[@RGInnovations]

Which part do you want to know?

[@boltvalley3076]

How many chips do i need to make 1 TB memory space, many thanks boss. Bless your souls.

[@JohnWinquist]

You would need 31,250,000 chips to make 1TB. You can only use 8 per I2c bus though.

[@fariedardiyanto2705]

Thank you sir...

[@RGInnovations]

Welcome

[@have_fun1107]

Anyone facing problem using the bare 8 pin 24C256/128 IC. keep the A2 pin hanging. give ground to A0 and A1 it will give you address of 0x50.

[@fooballers7883]

Brilliant tutorial... thank you