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EEPROM

See electrically erasable programmable read-only memory.

electrically erasable programmable read-only memory (EEPROM)

A special integrated circuit on expansion cards that allows data to be stored on the chip. If necessary, the data can be erased by a special configuration program. Typically used to store hardware configuration data for expansion cards.

electromagnetic interference (EMI)

The interference that can occur during transmissions over copper cable because of electromagnetic energy outside the cable. The result is degradation of the signal.

electronic mail (email) software

An application that allows people to send messages via their computers on the same network or over the Internet.

EMI

See electromagnetic interference. ...

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