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## Atmega328p Module ## Atmega328p Module
The EEPROM on the Atmega328p module is a dedicated 1KB data space, separate from the main flash memory. The EEPROM on the Atmega328p module is a dedicated 1KB data space, separate from the main flash memory.
By default the EEPROM would be erased every time the module is flashed, but we configure the `EESAVE` bit so that the EEPROM is not erased during flashes. This is one reason is why it is crucial to set the 'fuses' on a new module using the **Burn Bootloader** command in the Arduino IDE, as described in the [documentation](Compiling.md#burn-bootloader-and-set-fuses). By default the EEPROM would be erased every time the module is flashed, but we configure the `EESAVE` bit so that the EEPROM is not erased during flashes. This is one reason why it is crucial to set the 'fuses' on a new module using the **Burn Bootloader** command in the Arduino IDE, as described in the [documentation](Compiling.md#burn-bootloader-and-set-fuses).
The module's EEPROM can be read, written, and erased using the avrdude tool. The module's EEPROM can be read, written, and erased using the avrdude tool.