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Aneprom is a programmable read only memory. It can be reprogrammed many times. Takes ultraviolet rays to erase the EPROM usually minutes However on sun light ultra Violet emission will take years to completely erase it.To program the chip one pin is raised to a hi voltage and whatever data 1/0 on the input will be burned into it where it is determined by the address line. So data will be burned at whatever address is selected. This data will remain embedded until again erased.
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