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The document discusses JTAG (Joint Test Action Group), which defines a standard interface for debugging, programming, and testing microcontrollers and other components. JTAG enables components to be tested and programmed using a single connector and allows controlling the clock cycles of a microcontroller through software, enabling hardware breakpoints. It works by shifting test vectors into boundary scan registers connected to input/output pins to test connections between components.
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