how do you store multiple values (i.e. a different value every second for up to an hour)??? And could these values be later accessed on a PC for further analysis???
Not true. The ones I know of, the 18F2525/18F2620/18F4525/18F4620 all have 1024 bytes. There are probably others.Internal eeprom doesn't exceed 256 bytes.
Certainly not. At least not usually. That's where SD cards come in handy. So nice and simple to interface and code for. And dirt cheap!Nevertheless you seriously want to do a datalogger with only 1Kb of eeprom ?
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