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altpll1 altpll1_inst (
.inclk0 ( chip_clk ),//20Mhz
.c0 ( sys_clk ), //400Mhz
.c1 ( uart_clk ), //25Mhz
.c2 ( clk_50M ), //50Mhz
.c3 ( clk_30M ),//30Mhz
.locked ( locked_sig )
);
according the route " Timing Analyzer->constraints->Create Generated clock "
to open "Create Generated Clock" window ,
and the open the ->source window
there are just the output clock clk[2] and clk[3] of the pll,where is the clk[0] and clk[1] of the pll?
by the way the ouput clk[0] is 400Mhz, and the ouput clk[1] is 25Mhz ,
and after run the create generate clock command ,there are only
the generate clock clk[2] ,cllk[3], what is the reason ?
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Hi ,
When I made a simple PLL and try to put the list fro the name finder , I can see all the out put from the PLL . May I know is that is a problem for you . The same is not view by you
Regards,
Rahul S
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oh, perhaps because I only do synthesis step, and do not do the fitter step
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And you don't even need to create the generated clocks like this. Just put derive_pll_clocks -create_base_clocks in your .sdc file to automatically create all the clock constraints from the PLL IP.
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