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Using code space(flash memory) in AVR

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Can i use the flash memory of a AVR microcontroller for data logging(temperature, time data), atmel published two application notes regarding this but these are not easy,
i cant get the page size and how to code in C for using internal flash, where the data will be stored and can be accessed after reset.
 
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It is far easier to use the internal eeprom or an external one
 

EEPROM is easy but internal EEPROM space available is very less comparable to internal flash

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EEPROM is easy but internal EEPROM space available is very less comparable to internal flash
 

How about external eeprom or flash?

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How much memory size will you need?
 

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