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- KhaiChein_Y_Intel
Regular Contributor
Is the output pin a data pin or clock output pin? May I know what kind of constraints you are referring to?
- sstrell
Super Contributor
If you are driving out a clock, you'll need a generated clock constraint targeted to that output port. The source of the generated clock will be the output pin of the PLL.
- SK_VA
Occasional Contributor
Hi,
I want to set output_delay and skew constraints on some output data pins w.r.t the referred clock.
I have 4 input clocks fed to 4 pins of FPGA. They are divided to 2 groups each with 2 clocks fed to 2 pll clock muxes. The out of these pll muxes are fed to one more mux. The final output of this mux is fed to the logic.
Now I am able to constrain w.r.t the output of pll clock muxes.
But I want to constrain my output data pins w.r.t to 4 input clocks that comes to FPGA.
Please refer the figure.I want to constrain w.r.t Cb1_clk1,Cb1_clk2,Cb2_clk1 and Cb2_clk2
- KhaiChein_Y_Intel
Regular Contributor
You may constrain
create_generated_clock -name output_clock -source [get_ports Cb1_clk1] [get_ports clk_out]
- SK_VA
Occasional Contributor
I tried this but it shows a warning that no such path exists.
- KhaiChein_Y_Intel
Regular Contributor
Do you have output port for clock output?
- SK_VA
Occasional Contributor
I have ports for Cb1_clk,Cb2_clk and out_clk.
I think because of the PLL I am not able to constrain with respect to input clocks.