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originally posted by jdhar@Apr 7 2006, 04:46 PM
the best reset method i have found is simply to and together the lock outputs from the plls. you can even specify the plls to have a delay on the lock output (which i use). and those together with your resetn signal (cleanly debounced of course), and you should be good to go.
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Thanks JDHAR.
But, wouldn't this only have an effect during power-up? I am not resetting the PLL's, so I would expect they would be running fine, and the lock output would be a constant '1'.
Should I reset the PLL's? I typically don't even select the option to have an 'areset' input going to them.
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