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MCQ 839:
ROM that can be erased and reprogrammed as many times as the user wishes is called
- EEPROM
- PROM
- DROM
- EEPRAM
a
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Basic CMOS Gate Structure Representation Test 850
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Transistor Characteristics and Parameters Test 856
Transistor Structure Test 857
CMOS Static Operation Test 858
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