In embedded systems, non-volatile memory storage is widely used due to its ability to retain data even when power is turned off. Among non-volatile memory storage options, Flash memory is particularly popular in embedded systems. Flash memory is used for storing firmware, program code, configuration data, and other essential information in embedded devices because it provides fast read and write operations, low power consumption, and relatively high reliability. It is available in various form factors such as NOR Flash and NAND Flash, with each having its own advantages and use cases depending on the specific requirements of the embedded system.
