SEEPROM

SEEPROM definition - computer

(Serial EEPROM) An EEPROM chip that uses a serial interface to the circuit board. Requiring only an 8-pin chip package rather than one with 24 or more for parallel EEPROM chips, SEEPROMs use less power and take up less space. See EEPROM.



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