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WZ2
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6 months agoGenerally speaking, it’s not feasible, because the structure of a regular GPIO is not sufficient to support PLL operation. This can lead to issues such as the PLL failing to lock or experiencing a delayed lock.
However, from a logic design perspective, you can try the following approach:
You can configure the GPIO pin as an input, connect it to a Clock Bridge IP, and set the output of that IP as a global signal. Then, feed this global signal into the PLL as its input clock.