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programmable-logic:guides:microblaze-adding-ddr [2021/06/15 00:37] – Arthur Brownprogrammable-logic:guides:microblaze-adding-ddr [2022/10/04 11:38] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 ====== Adding DDR Memory to a Microblaze Design ====== ====== Adding DDR Memory to a Microblaze Design ======
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-Important! These steps are compatible only with the versions of the board files available through this link: [[https://github.com/Digilent/vivado-boards/archive/refs/heads/Microblaze-MIG.zip]]. 
  
 ===== Add the MIG IP ===== ===== Add the MIG IP =====
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-Finally, double click on the Clocking Wizard to open and configure it. The third tab, //Output Clocks// contains all of the settings required to specify how many clock you need, and of what frequencies. The screenshot to the right shows the wizard configured to create a 100 MHz clk_out1 and a 50 MHz clk_out2.+Finally, double-click on the Clocking Wizard to open and configure it. The third tab, //Output Clocks// contains all of the settings required to specify how many clocks you need, and of what frequencies. The screenshot to the right shows the wizard configured to create a 100 MHz clk_out1 and a 50 MHz clk_out2. 
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 +If your design requires additional clocks (such as for an ext_spi_clock pin), they should be added here.
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 {{configure-clocks.png?600|}} {{configure-clocks.png?600|}}
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 +**Note:** //If you aren't sure that you have all of the clocks you need, don't worry, you can always come back and add them by reconfiguring this IP. This task can be performed whenever in the design process it becomes necessary.//
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 ===== MIG Success ===== ===== MIG Success =====