> Robert James Kaes wrote :
> 
> > Also, if I refresh the EEPROM before either limit, can the EEPROM
> > continue to function without fail "forever"?

Hi.
Another thought with regard to the "forever" thing...

I don't know how cost sensitive your application is, but maybe
a Ramtron FERAM device would work ? They are much faster
then standard EEPROM and have (in the new devices) "un-limited"
write edurance (was something like 10^9 writes before).

Regards,
Jan-Erik.



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