Scan cell output latches using switches and bus holders

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ABSTRACT:
A scan cell (95) for use in evaluating the functionality of an electrical circuit includes memory circuitry (Mem 1) for storing test data from a test data path, and a latching circuit (S4, BH) connected to the memory circuitry for receiving and selectively latching the test data stored in the memory circuitry, which latching circuit includes a bus holder circuit (BH).

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