I am fairly new to FPGA's, I have had a Basys2 for a while and just got a Cmod s6 to tinker with
I note that the clock on the cmod s6 is only 8MHz. I would ideally like to drive VGA so need 25Mhz. From the schematic I don't think I can easily introduce my own external clock (crystal), but was intrigued by this statement in the docs.
"The 8MHz clock, called “FPGA-GCLK”, can be used with the FPGA’s clock manager to create a wide range of frequencies, even beyond 200MHz"
How would one go about generating (say 25MHz)? And should I be expect to be able to drive VGA with a generated clock.
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Sorry if this is a dumb question.
I am fairly new to FPGA's, I have had a Basys2 for a while and just got a Cmod s6 to tinker with
I note that the clock on the cmod s6 is only 8MHz. I would ideally like to drive VGA so need 25Mhz. From the schematic I don't think I can easily introduce my own external clock (crystal), but was intrigued by this statement in the docs.
"The 8MHz clock, called “FPGA-GCLK”, can be used with the FPGA’s clock manager to create a wide range of frequencies, even beyond 200MHz"
How would one go about generating (say 25MHz)? And should I be expect to be able to drive VGA with a generated clock.
Thanks in advance.
Gary
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