We can write anything we want to it if it’s within 256 kilobits of memory and read from it any time we want. By using an EEPROM chip instead of an SD card, we save space, power, and complexity.

I enjoy seeing modules that can make designing other devices easier, and when I did a call for design reviews, [enp6s0] has submitted one such board to us. It’s a module called TinySparrow (G… ...

30 thoughts on “ Retro-fit Old Radio With Arduino And FM Module ” Galane says: July 2, 2015 at 1:09 am Where’s the Ard… oh, right. Report comment. Reply. lwatcdr says: ...