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what is the eeprom write bandwidth?

If I want to fill the eeprom with data in a period of 15 seconds, that's 1024/15 = 69 bytes per second. I know that the bandwidth is less than 38 bytes per second, otherwise eeprom.c would not need a queue.

I'm trying to size the queue to not overflow at 69 bytes per second. I guess I could make it 1024 bytes (but is that itself a problem?).
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