Hi Rysc
thanks again for your reply.
I was intending to multiply the input with a number so that it becomes more than 5.
So if suppose the input clock is 3, i would multiply it by two before giving as input. Then I would divide the clock by 2 so that I again get 3 MHz.
I figured out a way this could be done (thanks to my manager!!). We have to use altclkctrl for getting the slower clock.
So, I would feed my input clock to the pll and get a high frequency clock. Then I would use the altclkctrl for getting the slower clocks. The only trouble I am having here is the violations. I have to see how to remove them.