Essential for Industrial Control: EEPROM Data Storage in PIC16F Microcontrollers (Includes Ready-to-Use Code)

In industrial control settings, microcontroller main control boards often need to store critical data such as calibration parameters, device addresses, and operation logs. —— These data must not be lost due to power outages, and the built-in PIC16F series microcontrollers’ EEPROM perfectly meets the core requirement of “long-term power-off data retention”. I have been engaged … Read more

Company as a Major Global Supplier of NOR Flash and EEPROM

Application of Storage Technology in Data Centers NAND Flash: The Main Storage Force in Data Centers NAND Flash is the mainstream storage technology in current data centers, thanks to its high density, low cost, and large capacity, it has become the core storage medium for SSDs (Solid State Drives). In data centers, NAND Flash is … Read more

In-Depth Analysis Report on the Stock Price of Juchen Co., Ltd. (688123) as of September 2025

Juchen Co., Ltd. has seen an 82% surge in stock price across 9 components. What is the reason behind this? Is there still room for further price increases? Today, we will analyze this. 1. Core Products and Application Analysis Juchen Co., Ltd. is a high-tech enterprise focused on integrated circuit design, with core products covering … Read more

Embedded Storage Technology (Part 3): EEPROM

Embedded Storage Technology (Part 3): EEPROM

EEPROM is an Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory with non-volatile characteristics, widely used for storing device parameters. Its core is based on a floating-gate transistor structure, allowing for byte-level erasure and writing (with a lifespan of 100,000 to 1,000,000 cycles). Compared to EPROM, it does not require ultraviolet light for erasure, making it more convenient … Read more

Military-Grade Retro: A Circuit Board Capturing the Dual Journey of Technology and Time?

Military-Grade Retro: A Circuit Board Capturing the Dual Journey of Technology and Time?

A circuit board from the French company SAGEM. In the 1980s and 1990s, SAGEM was a significant player in the aerospace and military sectors in Europe, with its products widely used in fighter jets, missiles, flight control computers, and navigation systems.01SAGEM military-grade industrial/military electronic circuit boardOne can see the clear SAGEM logo (SAGEM, a company … Read more

The ‘Memory Palace’ in Microcontrollers: What are ROM and RAM?

The 'Memory Palace' in Microcontrollers: What are ROM and RAM?

For those new to microcontrollers, the terms “ROM” and “RAM” can be quite confusing. Both are storage areas, but why are they divided into two? Some say ROM is “dead memory” and RAM is “live memory”; while this is not incorrect, it is too vague. Whether it’s the 51 microcontroller, STM32, or the ATmega328P used … Read more

Getting Started with Zephyr: Writing Data to EEPROM

Getting Started with Zephyr: Writing Data to EEPROM

IntroductionIn the previous article (Getting Started with Zephyr: Saving Data to Files), I demonstrated how to create an application using the Zephyr project RTOS to store data on a microSD card. A microSD card allows embedded systems to store large amounts of data. When there is no internet connection or the cost of frequent data … Read more

The First Sin of I2C: Understanding Common Issues

The First Sin of I2C: Understanding Common Issues

The Seven Deadly Sins, seven sins in Catholicism, abbreviated as the Seven Deadly Sins. The term ‘sin’ refers to the source or root of something. In Catholic doctrine, it is stated that “according to John Chrysostom and Pope Gregory I, we can discern the major evils that believers often encounter.” Here, ‘major’ means that these … Read more

8051 Microcontroller Pin Diagram and Function Introduction

8051 Microcontroller Pin Diagram and Function Introduction

8051 Microcontroller Pin Diagram and Function Introduction Microcontroller Pin Diagram The 40 pins can be roughly divided into four categories based on their functions: power, clock, control, and I/O pins. ⒈ Power: ⑴ VCC – Chip power supply, connect to +5V; ⑵ VSS – Ground terminal; Note: When testing the microcontroller pin current with a … Read more