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What does ROM stand for?
Think about what it means in terms of data storage.
Is ROM volatile or non-volatile?
Which type of memory retains its data when powered off?
What type of memory is ROM?
Which type does not lose its content?
EPROM can be erased by exposure to what?
Think about light rays used in photography.
Design a scenario where the use of EEPROM would be vital compared to traditional ROM.
Consider devices that often require data updates.
Create a table comparing the four types of ROM regarding erase capability and typical applications.
Think about how each type functions in a system role.
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