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Hi guys,
I want to make some small modification on PLL of Cyclone V devices. However, it seems i can't do anything thru ECO on it as altera previous generation deivces (for example Cyclone III). Why?Link Copied
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The PLLs on the Cyclone V don't work the same as the earlier parts. Read the PLL chapter of the device handbook. Since you didn't give any details on what you were trying, I can't say why it doesn't work.
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--- Quote Start --- The PLLs on the Cyclone V don't work the same as the earlier parts. Read the PLL chapter of the device handbook. Since you didn't give any details on what you were trying, I can't say why it doesn't work. --- Quote End --- I want to modify the PLL's output's phase after full compilation, so i used to use ECO to modify it. Which makes me implemented it fast whitout full complie my project again.
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Hello, have you tried to follow http://electro-logic.blogspot.it/2015/09/fpga-engineering-change-orders.html (hello, have you tried to follow http://electro-logic.blogspot.it/2015/09/fpga-engineering-change-orders.html) ?
I think it is done with Cyclone IV but should works also with Cyclone V. Are you using Cyclone V PLL IP? Tutorial is in Italian but you can translate it with Google or Bing.- Mark as New
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Altera app note 661 "Implementing Fractional PLL Reconfiguration with Altera PLL and Altera PLL Reconfig IP Cores" seems to explain how to do this. Examples 2 and 4 are on phase shift. This is different from Cyclone IV.
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--- Quote Start --- Hello, have you tried to follow http://electro-logic.blogspot.it/2015/09/fpga-engineering-change-orders.html (hello, have you tried to follow http://electro-logic.blogspot.it/2015/09/fpga-engineering-change-orders.html) ? I think it is done with Cyclone IV but should works also with Cyclone V. Are you using Cyclone V PLL IP? Tutorial is in Italian but you can translate it with Google or Bing. --- Quote End --- Hi Flz, I'm using CV PLL. I can't open your link.
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Yeah, with Cyclone V you have to use Altera PLL Reconfig IP
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--- Quote Start --- Yeah, with Cyclone V you have to use Altera PLL Reconfig IP --- Quote End --- Hi flz I don't want to use pll reconfig, i just want to modify the PLL manually after full compilation!
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As far as I can tell, flz47655 is correct. The only way to changes the phase of a clock after compilation on Cyclone V is to implement PLL reconfiguration with the Altera IP.
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--- Quote Start --- As far as I can tell, flz47655 is correct. The only way to changes the phase of a clock after compilation on Cyclone V is to implement PLL reconfiguration with the Altera IP. --- Quote End --- Hi Galfonz, Is it means altera doesn't open ECO for PLL to users? Does ALTERA plan to open it to users?
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No way to make ECO on PLL due to different structure..
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This is a Cyclone V hardware issue, not something that could be changed with a Quartus update. As far as I know the reconfiguration scheme is the only way to adjust clock phase. It can't be done dynamically like the Cyclone IV and before. Re-configuring and waiting for it to lock again is the only way I know of.

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