> The "max-write-to-each-single-cell" is still valid.
> See paramater D120 in most (all?) data sheets.
> 
> So even if refreshed, you can not refresh a specific
> EEPROM cell more time then the D120 paramater says.
> A refresh is just a normal write and counts againts D120.
> 
> > I thought 1M-and-then-no-more was a bit weird.
> 
> Why did you think it was weird ?
Because I didn't know EEPROM actually died. Plus, the fact that a
logger that writes data to EEPROM every second will die in a few days.

I hadn't read the paragraph you cited (who wrote it? It seems I don't
have that post).
I thought you needed to refresh a frequently used cell every D120
cycles, and any less-used cells (that are affected during writes
to other cells) every D124, and doing a refresh would reset both
counters. It would've been nice.

That was my inexperience speaking. Thanks for clarifying this, I
never would've thought it was such a problem.

Christian

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