Boundary scan cell for bi-directional input/output terminals

Electricity: measuring and testing – Measuring – testing – or sensing electricity – per se – With rotor

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324 731, 371 223, G06F 1100

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052202810

ABSTRACT:
A boundary scan cell is disclosed. Bi-directional input/output terminals are connected to bi-directional input/output terminals of a logic circuit subject to test in order to store test data or a test result in a first latch circuit, the output impedance of which changes depending on whether or not the bi-directional input/output terminals are in an input mode or in an output mode. As a result, holding of data is carried out by a static operation, and potential does not change with the lapse of time. Accordingly, there is no restriction on time in the operation for storing data, and erroneous operation is avoided.

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