How Page EEPROM can enhance IoT devices

Innovative EEPROM memory enables efficient and reliable IoT

IoT applications need memory that can store data reliably, support frequent updates, and operate with minimal power consumption. Whether you are designing smart meters, asset trackers, industrial sensors or smart home devices, the Page EEPROM combines ultra‑low power operation with flexible EEPROM storage, high endurance, and code management capabilities.

 

More importantly, the Page EEPROM enables more efficient, reliable, and easy‑to‑manage IoT devices.

Why the Page EEPROM stands out

By bringing together the flexibility of standard EEPROM and the efficiency of flash memory in a single device, ST’s smart Page EEPROM helps manufacturers design IoT products that are easier to deploy, update, and manage at scale.

 

Features

Benefits

Ultralow power performance

500 µA in read
Current peak below 3 mA

Tiny batteries

Longer battery life 

Byte-level access

Update any byte without erase

Data collection made easy

High cycling endurance

500,000 cycles/page, full temp range
5× higher than Flash endurance

High monitoring rate

Fast firmware download

Quad-read up to 320 Mbit/s 

Quick application set-up and
data transfer

Fast erase & program

4 ms block erase

1 ms Page program (512B)

Reduce FOTA* downtime

See how much you can save power consumption

See how little power the Page EEPROM consumes in a temperature sensor, watch our live demo for more details about this use case. 

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Elevate your next IoT application

Smart homes

Smart thermostats, smart locks, smart sensors

Asset tracking

Fleet management, asset monitoring tags, cold-chain trackers

Smart metering & industrial IoT

Smart meters, environmental sensors, industrial wireless sensors

Start prototyping

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Page EEPROM memory expansion board

Page EEPROM memory expansion board

Design your next application with the X-NUCLEO-PGEEZ1 expansion board based on the M95P32 SPI Page EEPROM. The expansion board can be plugged on top of STM32 Nucleo boards (via ZIO and Arduino® UNO R3 connectors).

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