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Using DCM with Spartan 3

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I want to know that what is the exact method of getting a clock using DCM(Digital Clock Manager) for Xilinx Spartan 3 FPGA. Currently i am using ISE 6.0

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You can use IPcore generator from ISE to create an instance from the DCM with the required parameters.
 

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Please define more clearly "getting a clock". There are different ways of using a DCM depending on what you need to do. Many designs don't need any DCMs.

You can use coregen to build a DCM core as yasser_shoukry suggested, or you can instantiate the DCM primitive directly into your HDL (see the DCM section of your ISE Libraries Guide).
 

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I have used the core for "Single DCM" and added it into my project. But when i configure it on the Spartan 3, it uses it's default clock rather than the DCM component i have added.
How can i make it use the DCM generated clock instead of it's default clock?
 

You need to instantiate the DCM core in your HDL, and then connect the core's inputs and outputs to wherever you need them to go.
 
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