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    This document discusses and compares different types of memory used in microcontrollers, including EEPROM, PROM, RAM, and ROM. It states that EEPROM can be electrically erased and programmed but is also electronically erased, while PROM is only programmed electrically but also erased electronically. RAM is volatile and stores input data temporarily, but is faster than ROM. ROM is non-volatile but can only be programmed during manufacturing.

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    This document discusses and compares different types of memory used in microcontrollers, including EEPROM, PROM, RAM, and ROM. It states that EEPROM can be electrically erased and programmed but is also electronically erased, while PROM is only programmed electrically but also erased electronically. RAM is volatile and stores input data temporarily, but is faster than ROM. ROM is non-volatile but can only be programmed during manufacturing.

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    This document discusses and compares different types of memory used in microcontrollers, including EEPROM, PROM, RAM, and ROM. It states that EEPROM can be electrically erased and programmed but is also electronically erased, while PROM is only programmed electrically but also erased electronically. RAM is volatile and stores input data temporarily, but is faster than ROM. ROM is non-volatile but can only be programmed during manufacturing.

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