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## Tag Memory
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The ST25DV64KC has 64-kBits of EEPROM user memory. That's 8-kBytes or 8102 Bytes. We can use all of that memory to store data.
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The ST25DV64KC has 64-kBits of EEPROM user memory. That's 8-kBytes or 8192 Bytes. We can use all of that memory to store data.
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The ST25DV tags are "dynamic". The memory can be read and written to using both I<sup>2</sup>C and RF (NFC). For I<sup>2</sup>C, the tag needs to be powered up via your Arduino board.
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But for RF, the tag memory can be read and written to even when the tag is powered off. The RF field provides the power.
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