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What will happen after 1,000,000 writes? Will the data become garbled, preventing further writing?
- In an EEPROM, after 1,000,000 writes the charge accumulation at the floating gate of the memory cell becomes difficult, making write operations impossible. Cells that cannot hold a charge will be set at 'L'.

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