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> FPGA clock speed, Base clock of FPGA
vronto31
post Nov 12 2007, 02:58 PM
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Hello ,
I am working on cRIO and wish to know this about FPGA.
What is the base clock of a FPGA chip( 40 MHz or 200 MHz).
If 40 MHz is base clock then how is 200 MHz derived from it. ( I mean ho we divide one clock tick into 5)
Awaiting a response.
Thanks


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Hello ,
I am working on cRIO and wish to know this about FPGA.
What is the base clock of a FPGA chip( 40 MHz or 200 MHz).
If 40 MHz is base clock then how is 200 MHz derived from it. ( I mean ho we divide one clock tick into 5)
Awaiting a response.
Thanks



The base clock is 40 MHz. Other clock frequencies (2.5 - 210 MHz) can be generated via PLL in the FPGA. Clock options are (40 x num / denom) within the afore mentioned range, where num and denom are integers between 1 and 32.


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