Do I use not gates to make a small clock delay, for example
module my_module (osc,a,b,c); input osc; output a,b,c; reg a, b, c; always @ (osc) begin a = osc; b = a; c = b; end
Will this give me delayed clocks?
Do I use not gates to make a small clock delay, for example
module my_module (osc,a,b,c); input osc; output a,b,c; reg a, b, c; always @ (osc) begin a = osc; b = a; c = b; end
Will this give me delayed clocks?
Only if you disable logic optomizations in your synthesis tool....which in most cases is generally 'not' what you want to do. PLL (Altera), DCM (Xilinx) or re-examining the design as to why you think you need a delayed clock is a better approach.
Kevin Jennings
Is there a way to fool the optimizer?
Sometimes you can put a "keep" attribute on the intermediate signals. But this has to be a very bad way of doing things: your design will probably not work on a different device, may be sensitive to temperature, supply voltage, moon's phase, etc.
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