24C I2C Serial EEPROM Interfacing with AVR from Priyank Bolia on Vimeo.
An EEPROM is kinds of novalatile memory, that means it is used for storing digital data permanently, without any power suply. EEPROM stands for Electrically Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory. In this example, we have asked the user to enter a number, then break that number into two bytes, as EEPROM is read/write as one byte at a time. Then we have stored the two bytes into the consecutive memory. Also note, that a +5V needs to be applied through a 10K resistor, between the lines that connect the SCL/SDA of the microcontroller and the EEPROM.
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