The only difference between the EEPROM and flash memory is that the latter doesn’t allow bulk data to be written.

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• EEPROM stands for Electrically Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory.
• The memory devices which are similar to EEPROM but differ in the cost effectiveness is               
• The flash memory modules designed to replace the functioning of a hard disk is               
• To overcome the slow operating speeds of the secondary memory we make use of faster flash drives.
• If we use the flash drives instead of the harddisks, then the secondary storage can go above primary memory in the hierarchy.
• The larger memory placed between the primary cache and the memory is called               
• The DMA doesn’t make use of the MMU for bulk data transfers.
• The difference in the address and data connection between DRAM’s and SDRAM’s is                 
• The flash memories find application in               
• The reason for the fast operating speeds of the flash drives is