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Which nonvolatile memory can normally be electrically erased and rewritten at byte or small-unit granularity, unlike traditional UV-erasable EPROM?

  • AEEPROM
  • BSRAM
  • CDRAM
  • DRegister file only
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Correct Answer: A. EEPROM
Explanation: EEPROM is electrically erasable and programmable. Traditional EPROM requires ultraviolet light for erasure, while EEPROM supports electrical rewriting.
Reference: Standard digital electronics: EEPROM
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