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lkg47
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5 years ago

how to set the delay for an asynchronous input

Hello, please help:

async port --- "data"

pll clk --- clk_1

how to set constraints that define difference between delay lines "data ---> R3|clk" and "data --->R1|d"

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  • KennyT_altera's avatar
    KennyT_altera
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    You may use set_data_delay, in the timing analyzer you type:


    set_data_delay --help


    You will see the description on it.


    • lkg47's avatar
      lkg47
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      invalid command name "set_data_delay"

      quartus 15

  • ak6dn's avatar
    ak6dn
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    Why would you use that circuit?

    How are you going to use the output of R3? In what clock domain? Are you going to run it thru another dual rank synchronizer to access it in clock domain clk_1? Or what?

    set_min_delay and set_max_delay are the sdc primitives you can use to constrain the net delays between the referenced ports.

    Never heard of set_data_delay. Where is there a reference to that?

  • KennyT_altera's avatar
    KennyT_altera
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    set_data_delay was newly introduce. You may have to use the latest Quartus prime pro to check on it.


    • ak6dn's avatar
      ak6dn
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      Hmmm. Only latest version of "Quartus Prime Pro" for set_data_delay.

      Probably not useful then to 99.9% of people here.

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    KennyT_altera
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    Sure.


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