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frequency divider (430Mhz to 10Mhz)

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what would the verilog code to be change a 430Mhz clock to 10Mhz with a reset input
 

In general - you should use a PLL for such a division ratio . Instead of trying to divide it with logic.
 

Hi,

Count from 0 to 42, then start with 0 again...

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Hi,

In general - you should use a PLL for such a division ratio . Instead of trying to divide it with logic.
This is true, especially when you want to drive clocked gates with the 10MHz.

Klaus
 

Usual way for a PLL would be a dual modulus prescaler such as divide by 10/11 used with a fixed divide by four. That would provide division ratios from 40 to 44.
A VCO on the output would then remove the jitter.

But this would have to be be a constantly running frequency divider, not a resettable static counter which is a very different thing.
 

Relax Guys,
This is another homework type of Q, where the OP wants the Verilog code!
Let her figure out the code, it is not difficult.
 

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