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[SOLVED] Logics on generated clock, timing issue?

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Dear experts,

I have a design needs to run on variable clock rates (400KHz to 100MHz). Currently I use a generated clock from counter logic.

I am thinking about using the generated clock to connect directly to those dependent logics (not very big, just some shift registers and FSMs).

I understood when clock is fast > 20MHz, generated clock is not a good practice (probably due to clock routing). Should I look into configurable clock generator or try on small logic first?

Please share you professional opinion.

Regards,
 

You should never get into the habit of using logic generated clocks in FPGAs. You should generate clock enables isntead.
 
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