how to generate a clock of 20 MHZ from 100MHZ reference clock?
In reply to anvesh dangeti:
For a symmetrical 50/50 waveform
// how to generate a clock of 20 MHZ from 100MHZ reference clock?
// 100MHZ = period 0f 10ns, 10MHZ = period 100ns, 20MHZ = period 50ns (25 lo, 25 hi)
module clkgen;
timeunit 1ns; timeprecision 100ps;
bit clk100, clk20;
bit[0:4] div =5'b10000;
initial forever #5 clk100 = !clk100;
always @(posedge clk100)
div <= {div[4], div[0:3]};
always @(posedge div[4]) begin
clk20<= 1'b1;
#25 clk20 <= 1'b0;
end
endmodule
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In reply to Juhi_Patel:
Hello,
I need help
in case my case clock is output from DUT ,i want to generate a clock in testbench which is half the time period of DUT clock
In reply to dddvlsique:
Hello, generally speaking your problem is kind of fout=fin/div where div in you case is: 5.
So i would say a synth module would be using a simple counter. To give you an idea:
module ckdiv#(parameter DIV=10)(input logic cki, output logic cko);
logic [31:0] cnt = 'd0;
always_ff @(posedge cki or megedge cki) begin: clkgen
cnt <= cnt + 1'b1;
if(cnt>=(DIV-1)) cnt <= 'd0;
cko <= (cnt <= (DIV/2)) ? 1'b1:1'b0;
end
endmodule
In reply to Rsignori92:
// ,i want to generate a clock in testbench which is half the time period of DUT clock
module top;
timeunit 1ps; timeprecision 100fs;
bit clk, clk2x=1'b1;
initial forever #5000 clk = !clk; // 5ns
initial begin
//$timeformat [ ( units_number , precision_number , suffix_string , minimum_field_width ) ] ;
$timeformat(-12, 4, "ps", 8);
$display("%t", $realtime);
end
initial begin
@(posedge clk) forever #2500 clk2x=!clk2x;
end
initial begin
repeat (20) begin
@(posedge clk);
end
$finish;
end
endmodule
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