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Hi all,

I'm trying to model the clock of a clock doubler. The doubler consists of a delay cell and an XOR gate, which generates a pulse on both the rising and falling edge of the input clock. I've created a simple module to evaluate this. In this case, DEL1 and XOR2 are standard library cells. There is a don_touch constraint on both library cells as well as on clk_d.

module top (
input wire clk,
output reg Q);

//Doubler
wire clk_d;
wire clk_2x;
DEL1 u_delay (.I(clk),.Z(clk_d));
XOR2 u_xor (.A1(clk),.A2(clk_d),.Z(clk_2x));

//FF for connecting the clock to some leaf:
always @(posedge clk_2x) Q<=~Q;

endmodule

My SDC looks like this:

create_clock [get_ports {clk}] -name clk_i -period 100
set_clock_latency -rise 0.1 [get_pins u_xor/Z]
set_clock_latency -fall 0.4 [get_pins u_xor/Z]
create_generated_clock -name clk_2x -edges {1 1 2 2 3} -source clk [get_pins u_xor/Z]

The generated clock is correctly generated but the pulse width is zero. I would be expecting that the pulse width is the difference between fall and rise latency but is not applied:

report_clocks:

report_clocks -generated:

clk_2x is disconnected from the FF after syn_generic. What can I do to model some minimum pulse width? Will innovus later on model this correctly with the delay of DEL1?

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