I am trying to introduce 100MHz-clocking into RTL-module instead of the 12MHz-sys-clock.
I have made a circuit with connection of [“clk_out1”: Clocking Wizard output] and [pio46: RTL input] (see Fig. 1) and check the pin-out-waveform by the following HDL-statement.
(Here, I chose the pio46 as a clock-route since it is clock-dedicated-pin of ”P_MRCC”.)
However, the pio1 (as well as pio2) output did not show pulsed-waveform (but 3.3V continuous DC output, see Fig. 2. C1: yellow, pio1, C2: blue, pio2)).
On the other hand, If I replace the “pio46” to “sysclk” in my HDL-statement, it works normally corresponding of 12MHz-clock (see Fig. 3. C1(yellow, pio1): 12MHz, C2(blue, pio2): 6MHz).
I would appreciate if you could provide comments to solve (about introduction 100MHz-locking into RTL-module) this issue.
PS: I also referred the following sites, but I could not solve my issue.
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Takemasa Tamanuki
Hello there,
I am trying to introduce 100MHz-clocking into RTL-module instead of the 12MHz-sys-clock.
I have made a circuit with connection of [“clk_out1”: Clocking Wizard output] and [pio46: RTL input] (see Fig. 1) and check the pin-out-waveform by the following HDL-statement.
(Here, I chose the pio46 as a clock-route since it is clock-dedicated-pin of ”P_MRCC”.)
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module Clock_testV1( input pio46, output pio1, output pio2 );
reg [0:0] CLK1;
always @(posedge pio46)
begin
CLK1 <= CLK1+1'b1;
end
assign pio1=pio46;
assign pio2=CLK1;
endmodule
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However, the pio1 (as well as pio2) output did not show pulsed-waveform (but 3.3V continuous DC output, see Fig. 2. C1: yellow, pio1, C2: blue, pio2)).
On the other hand, If I replace the “pio46” to “sysclk” in my HDL-statement, it works normally corresponding of 12MHz-clock (see Fig. 3. C1(yellow, pio1): 12MHz, C2(blue, pio2): 6MHz).
I would appreciate if you could provide comments to solve (about introduction 100MHz-locking into RTL-module) this issue.
PS: I also referred the following sites, but I could not solve my issue.
https://forum.digilentinc.com/topic/5325-vivado-clock_dedicated_route/
https://forum.digilentinc.com/topic/18479-cmod-a7-vivado-2019-cannot-get-past-implementation/
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