How do I write data to an external EEPROM on an Atmel chip?

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To write data to an external EEPROM on an Atmel chip, it's crucial to follow the manufacturer's setup timing guidelines for writing data after establishing physical connections. Familiarity with the Software Data Protection (SDP) algorithm used in Atmel flash chips, such as the 29C512, can be beneficial. The discussion references a previous inquiry about the same topic, indicating ongoing interest in the specifics of EEPROM data writing. Understanding the chip's architecture and programming requirements is essential for successful implementation. Proper software development is key to ensuring reliable data writing to the EEPROM.
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any atmel experts out there??

just need to ask how to write data to an external EEPROM.

was wondering if anyone is familair with the atmel chip...
 
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We use Atmel flash chips a lot (29C512, etc.), and I'm very familar with the Software Data Protection (SDP) algorithm used with those chips. Which part are you asking about?
 
Once you physically connect the chips, you need to write software that adheres to the EEPROM manufactures setup timing guidelines for writing data.

You asked this question a few days ago.
https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=169960
 

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