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Flash memory differs from conventional byte-erasable EEPROM mainly because flash is commonly erased in?

  • ABlocks or sectors
  • BSingle transistor terminals only
  • CClock cycles only
  • DAnalog voltage levels only
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Correct Answer: A. Blocks or sectors
Explanation: Flash memory is generally organized so erase operations affect blocks or sectors, enabling higher density than conventional byte-oriented EEPROM implementations.
Reference: Standard digital electronics: flash memory
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