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pietervanderstar
pietervanderstar over 7 years ago

In our design we'd like to use the PL SYSCLK but we found that is not present. Further investigation showed a strange red cross in the scematics of the SOM on resistor R92 which is also not present on the SOM. That resistor is placed between 3.3V and the enable(?) of the clock generator. Is there a reason for this? Can we place a 42k resistor and use it without other modifications? I could not find anything in the datasheets concerning this.

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    0 jafoste4 over 7 years ago

    Hi Pieter,

    You shouldn't need to add the resistor, it states in the datasheet on page 5 if this pin is left floating the output is active. Adding it certaintly won't hurt anything. I'll work on seeing if this clock is present on my board, how did you determine that it wasn't present.

    http://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/DeviceDoc/20005745A.pdf

    Also what are the specs of your scope/probe. That clock is a 300MHz clock. It may be difficult to capture pending equipment.

     

    -Josh

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    0 pietervanderstar over 7 years ago

    We had a simple design (pwm) and hooked that up to a clock wizard to get the diff clock to a single-ended one. The output of the locked and pwm (and clock output of the wizard) were hooked up to LEDs which did not light up. When we hooked up a button direcly to a LED that one responded. So we suspected the clock. We thought about measuring the clock, but could not find a good point on the board to probe. When we saw the big red cross on the resistor we thought that was strange and thought about asking first.

     

    My collegue jus said she had to swap the pin locations of the system clock from the master xdc file as the documents specified different locations.

    set_property PACKAGE_PIN AC7 [get_ports {PL_SYSCLK_N}];
    set_property PACKAGE_PIN AC8 [get_ports {PL_SYSCLK_P}];

     

    Maybe we'll try with a refence design first and see if we can find out what we did wrong.

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    0 pietervanderstar over 7 years ago

    Could you tell us where we might probe? So we can test clock presence using a scope?

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    0 pietervanderstar over 7 years ago in reply to pietervanderstar

    swapping the p and n for the clock did the trick

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    0 jafoste4 over 7 years ago

    You should be able to test at any of the following. C68, C69, R91, R93, R94, R95, and R96.

    -Josh

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    0 pietervanderstar over 7 years ago in reply to jafoste4

    We got it to work (the error was in the master xdc file) so we'll no longer need assistence on this.

    But aren't all of these components on the underside of the board? Meaning they are sandwiched between SOM and carrier card? We found those components from the schematics, but there was no easy way to probe there. Having said that, it works, so I won't measure.

    p.s. could you change the captcha thingy?I just spend over a minute finding traffic lights, fire hydrants, motorcycles, busses, vehicles, cars and crosswalks...

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