Apparatus for a test access architecture for testing of modules

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ABSTRACT:
A test access architecture is implemented which allows embedded testing of reusable modules and their interconnections with each other and with primary system inputs and outputs, utilizing reusable test vectors regardless of the configuration of the integrated circuit. Also provided is a method and apparatus for controlling and observing signals within the logic of a module, using the same test access architecture.

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