AT24C04 EEPROM Programming using Arduino

[@Bermis482]

Awesome content! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!!!

[@AnasKuzechie]

Thank you

[@haroldthibault9921]

You declare dataAddress as byte in your write and read function. but you previously said the address was on 9 bits ! In your example you only write and read the 10 first address, so we cannot see what happen for addresses bigger that 255 ? How do we give your function addresses bigger than 255 ?

[@yassinebouanani8702]

realy a great video from you but just i would now the difference between the differnce eeproms ic ( exemple AT24CXX, 24CXX etc....)

[@miltonneal3195]

Question: if the address valueof type byte, how do you address the upper 256 bytes? Surely the value needs to be of type ushort.

[@An0n1m0us30]

Sorry for coming this late, but what can i use in circuitpython?

[@alfredkaserekasivanzire9488]

I see EEPROM on TV main board and on DVD mainboard. There was a time we were copying EEPROM logo from original TV to chinese unknown TVs. What else does the EEPROM do apart from storing logo?

[@michaeljenkins7067]

I think it stores the user settings of the push buttons the user has selected.

[@AC2237]

Very interesting

[@aaronbadillo8018]

could you tell me if this could be used to reset a 3d printer filament print cartridge?

[@aaronbadillo8018]

AT88SC 25616C Atmel is the chip model based on what I was able to find in another blog

[@Rachitkivines]

good explanation sir

[@AnasKuzechie]

Thanks

[@adambeedle]

Nice video maye

[@AnasKuzechie]

Thanks

[@masoudjafarzadeh]

Hi sir
Thank you for sharing
with your code we can just read and write 256 byte (just one block )
how can i read and write mor than 256 byte
My eeprom is 24lc04

[@naveenwilliam3594]

U can write the rest to the 2nd block since 24lc04 is divided into 2 blocks each of 256 bytes.

[@arduinomaquinas]

Like 130

[@fooballers7883]

thanks...