24C02 2KBIT I2C SOIC-8 EEprom memory

Producer: MicrochipTechnology
Manufacturer code: 24C02C-E/SN

Detailed description
EEPROM Memory IC 2kbit I²C 100 kHz 3.5 µs 8-SOIC

What is an integrated circuit memory? [title] - An integrated circuit (IC) memory is an electronic device that allows you to store data and programs. It consists of a silicon chip that contains an array of memory cells, each of which can store one bit of information. Types of Integrated Circuit Memories There are different types of integrated circuit memories, which differ in the technology used, the storage capacity, the access speed and whether or not they can be programmed. ROM Memory (Read Only Memory): It is a non-volatile memory, meaning that the data stored in it is not lost when power is removed. ROM is used to store data that must be permanently accessible, such as a device's firmware. EPROM memory (Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory): It is a ROM memory that can be erased and is repeatedly programmable. EPROM is used to store data that needs to be changed occasionally, such as device settings. EEPROM memory (Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory): It is an EPROM memory that can be electrically erased. EEPROM is used to store data that needs to be changed frequently, such as a user's preferences. RAM Memory (Random Access Memory): It is a volatile memory, which means that the data stored in it is lost when the power is removed. RAM is used to store data that must be accessed quickly, such as data being processed by a processor. Flash Memory: It is a non-volatile memory that can be erased and is programmable repeatedly. Flash memory is used to store data that must be accessed quickly and that must be occasionally changed, such as computer files. Integrated circuit memories are used in a wide range of applications, including: Consumer electronics such as computers, smartphones, televisions, etc. but also in industrial electronics, automotive electronics, medical electronics