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Arduino EEPROM Write Example Guide

The document provides an example of using the EEPROM library in Arduino to store values from analog input 0 into EEPROM memory, which retains data even when the board is powered off. It includes a brief description of the required hardware, a code snippet demonstrating the EEPROM.write() function, and mentions that the stored values can be retrieved later. The example emphasizes the importance of managing the EEPROM address space, which has a limit of 512 bytes.

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Arduino EEPROM Write Example Guide

The document provides an example of using the EEPROM library in Arduino to store values from analog input 0 into EEPROM memory, which retains data even when the board is powered off. It includes a brief description of the required hardware, a code snippet demonstrating the EEPROM.write() function, and mentions that the stored values can be retrieved later. The example emphasizes the importance of managing the EEPROM address space, which has a limit of 512 bytes.

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EEPROM Write
The microcontroller on the Arduino board has 512 bytes of EEPROM: ([Link] memory whose values are kept when the board is turned off (like a tiny hard drive). This example illustrates how to store values read from analog input 0 into the EEPROM using [Link]() ([Link] function. These values will stay in the EEPROM when the board is turned off and may be retrieved later by another sketch.

Hardware Required
- Arduino Board

Circuit
There is no circuit for this example.

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Code
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See also
E E P R O M . w r i t e ( )([Link] a n a l o g R e a d ( )([Link] i f ( )([Link]

- EEPROM Clear example ([Link] - EEPROM Read example ([Link] - EEPROM library reference ([Link]

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