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I use a ATLPLL IP In my design. This PLL has one input clock and one output clock.
The input clock is 62.5MHz. The PLL outputs an inverted clock. I expected the clock max skew from inclk0(62.5MHz) to c0(inverted) is 0.5ns. The post-sim waveform shows the skew is 10.7ns. The ALTPLL's connections as below: DPLL U_DPLL( .inclk0 (clk_62M ), .c0 (clk_62M_inv), .locked (locked ) ); What's wrong with my design? Any and all help is very much appreciated HarrisLink Copied
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Is PLL output configured as source synchronous?
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How to configure the PLL's output?
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Quartus II MegaWizard Plug-In Manager
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OK
I will try it. Thanks- Mark as New
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I have changed the PLL settings, but the problem is still exist.
My PLL current settings: 1. Use the feedback path inside the PLL 2. In normal mode 3. The source synchronous compensation mode si disabled by Quartus II The c0 is used internal. Thanks- Mark as New
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I believe Cris suggets to set it to source synchronous mode instead of normal mode (tick the selection just under normal mode)
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The option In source-synchronous compensation mode is disabled by Quartus II.
I can not tick the selection. My device is Cyclone. Thanks
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