Hello,
I have some problem understanding the set_input_delay min and max constraint. Assume that you have an interface that is connected to an FPGA. This interface has a clock (Clk) and a databus (DB). The datavalid window is centered around the rising edge of Clk. Assume a setup time of 1ns and a hold time of 2 ns. The clk period is 10 ns. How should I constrain this with the set_input_delay command?
thanks for helping me, Karel
Hi, this interface is input or output for the FPGA.
In the first case (input) you have to put set_input_delay -max A+B wherw A is the time CP_to_Q (clock to Q) + and B the delay of interconnection. this say to the input of FPGA that has clock period -(A+B) to caputred the data. If you don't know this value you could put 60% clk_period about 6ns.
In the second case (output), if I understood well it is your, you have to put set_output_delay -min 2ns to be sure that FPGA don't change the databus before 2ns ( and be sure to met the hold time) and set_output_delay -max (clk_period - Tsetup - Tdelayinterconn) is you don't know Tdelay interconn I think that 60% of clk_period is good.
have fun.
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