Flip-flop circuit with controllable copying between slave and sc

Static information storage and retrieval – Systems using particular element – Flip-flop

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36518905, 365189012, 3072722, 377 70, G11C 1900, H03K 3289

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052572234

ABSTRACT:
A scannable flip-flop circuit allows data at its data input or its scan input to be stored in the flip-flop at its data output or shifted out of the flip-flop at its scan output. The flip-flop provides control circuitry for selecting the source of the input data and scan data. Data stored at the flip-flop data output may also be shifted out at the scan output. During scan operations, additional control circuitry allows data stored at the data outputs to be preserved.

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