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Modern Flash memory offers a lot of functionality that was simply not available with EPROMs or earlier Flash memory implementations. Embedded applications can take advantage of Flash memory by both storing application data in it and by allowing modifications or upgrades of the application code itself.
In this article, we will not only take a closer look at different programming methods like ISP and IAP, we will also give guidelines on how to implement fail-safe systems using Flash memory and how Flash can be used efficiently to store variable data.
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