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Problem with Clocks

Altera_Forum
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Hi all, 

 

I have following problem. I hafe two clocks on FPGA input, lets say A and B. They are exactly the same and go through PLLs. Clock A feeds a queue which provides data to two registers RA and RB. These registers are clocked with clock A and B correspondingly. The problem is that I have timing violation (setup and hold) on register RB. How can I avoid it or how can I constraint TimeQuest appropriately ? 

 

Best regards  

Joel
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Altera_Forum
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hi joel what xactly the path u have provided for the register RB when compared to register RA.. then u can get to the point u need..

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Hi all, 

 

I have following problem. I hafe two clocks on FPGA input, lets say A and B. They are exactly the same and go through PLLs. Clock A feeds a queue which provides data to two registers RA and RB. These registers are clocked with clock A and B correspondingly. The problem is that I have timing violation (setup and hold) on register RB. How can I avoid it or how can I constraint TimeQuest appropriately ? 

 

Best regards  

Joel 

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Hi Joel, 

 

"They are exactly the same and go through PLLs. " Why did you use two clocks ? 

 

Kind regards 

 

GPK
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