Do you know somewhere I could buy Atmel 24C256's in low quantities (a
few)?

Chris

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On Tue, 17 Mar 1998 06:06:01 PST Charles Laforge <cjoachim@HOTMAIL.COM>
writes:
>Hi
>
>Look around carefully.  Some serial eeprom will take care of the
>"ringbuffer".  When you reach the end of memory it will start writing
>at
>the beginning.  I don't have any details but I think the 24LCXX and
>the
>rest of that family do it.  I have some 24C256 from Atmel and I think
>they do it too.  Look around and I'm sure you'll find the answer.  If
>you don't give me a shout and i will try to help.
>
>Charles
>
><SNIP!>
>
>with 256k memory.This EEPROM should function as a ringbuffer. The data
>from the serial port will be stored and when the memory is full,
>it should start overwrite the datas and so on. I will connect also a
>
><SNIP!>
>
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