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How to genetate a jittery clock in VHDL?

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Hi,
I want to create a clock for simulating my system across jittery clock ,which would be jittery (with mean of periodic jitter 0 and variance = 5ps).How can I introduce that clock?
Also I want the setup time of the flops to be a random number with some mean and variance.Can I create that type of flop?
Thanks in advance,
pd
 

it can be difficult to genetate the signals with vhdl
but maybe it can be a little easier if you use verilog hdl,as there is a randm function in verilog hdl
 

pd said:
Hi,
I want to create a clock for simulating my system across jittery clock ,which would be jittery (with mean of periodic jitter 0 and variance = 5ps).How can I introduce that clock?
Also I want the setup time of the flops to be a random number with some mean and variance.Can I create that type of flop?
Thanks in advance,
pd

You can use IEEE.MATH_REAL package to generate random number and achieve both these in VHDL.

Ajeetha, CVC
www.noveldv.com
 

I use Matlab to generate the clock for system design.
Use Verilog-HDL to generate the jitter clock for RTL simulation.
 

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