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Altera_Forum
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15 years agoHow to get 45Mhz clock out?
Hi dears: I am using ArriaGX devices, and the board's clock is 100Mhz which is input to the FPGA. And the system need a 45MHz clock, could you have any method to generate this clock through FPG...
Altera_Forum
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15 years ago --- Quote Start --- Coming back to the original start of this: can you humour me and explain, in the upsampling case of a 100 MHz system / DAC clock and a 45 MHz sampling rate, where the 45 MHz sampling rate comes from? --- Quote End --- The original post is just saying a system clock is 100MHz, fpga modules need 45MHz clock. There is nothing about the issue of DAC or upsampling. In this scenario, I am suggesting to look at the possibility of running fpga modules at 100MHz enabled by clken at 45MHz rate. So 45 comes from the post. With regard to upsampling diversion: if you are given data at 45Mhz sampling rate then you will be told whether system clock is 45MHz or 100MHz (i.e. whether sampling rate = clock or is less). 1) possibility 1: data on 100MHz clock. If you want to upsample it to 100Mhz rate then you use an interpolation technique to create new samples. 2)possibility 2: data on 45MHz clock then you cross it over to 100MHz using dcfifo idea then interpolate it to 100MHz