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How to implement an all-digital PLL on a FPGA board?

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Hi ppl,

I need to design an all digital PLL (ADPLL) to be incorporated into an SDR to generate the necessary clk signals. I need to know if its possible to implement an all-digital design on an FPGA board since the Digitally controlled oscillator(DCO) requires a high frequency clock to be fed to it. However, i need to generate the following signals using only a single 100MHz clock:
200MHz
300MHz
42.8MHz
21.4MHz
10.&MHz
0.1MHz

Since the DCO needs another clock signal to function , im in a real fix here since i have only one signal available to me : the reference frequency 100MHz.
Please suggest some way around this or any architecture suitable for FPGA design.
 

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