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Matt1
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6 years ago

issue with IOPLL in quartus prime 18.0

error reported as

Error(19252): None of the output clocks of IOPLL "pll_test|iopll_0|altera_iopll_i|twentynm_pll|iopll_inst" are connected. Please use at least one

All the pins in the PLL components are connected properly and never faced such issues in the previous megafunction.

can somebody suggest a solution

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  • I suspect Quartus is removing any logic that you are driving from your PLL clock output signal. It will do this if no output pins on the device depend on that logic.

    Make sure at least one FPGA pin is driven from the logic that is clocked from the PLL to ensure it's not removed by Quartus.

    Cheers,

    Alex

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    Matt1
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    thanks Alex,

    i think you are right.

    Actually I assigned one of the output to a signal so that it can be connected to a different module.

    thanks for the help.

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    Rahul_S_Intel1
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    Hi Matt,

    The above issue is due to the quartus optimization of the logic, make sure that when using the ip to connect to the logics

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      Matt1
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      thanks RSree for your reply.

      I want to keep the component in my design and i dont want to connect to any logic,(that is,connect the output to a signal)

      I hope it was possible in megafunction.

      can you suggest some possibility.

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    Rahul_S_Intel1
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    From the above discussion,I assume the quartus is optimizing the logic /IP . if that is the case , I am requesting to enable

    The below options from assignment editor.

    Preserver Fan-out Free Register Node :Yes

    Netlist Optimization : Never Allow

    Preserve Registers : Yes