Set_output_delay, Usage, Options – Altera Quartus II Scripting User Manual

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Quartus II Scripting Reference Manual

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set_output_delay

Usage

set_output_delay [-clk_ref <clock>] [-clock_fall] [-comment <comment>] [-disable]
[-max] [-min] [-remove] [-tag <data>] -to <output_pin> <value>

Options

-clk_ref <clock>: Reference clock name

-clock_fall: Option to specify that delay is relative to falling edge of reference clock

-comment <comment>: Comment

-disable: Option to disable assignment

-max: Option to set maximum delay

-min: Option to set minimum delay

-remove: Option to remove output delay requirement

-tag <data>: Option to tag data to this assignment

-to <output_pin>: Output pin name or output assignment group

<value>: Delay value after rise of reference clock

Description

Specifies the required minimum or maximum delay on the output pin or output assignment group as
specified by the "-to" option. The Quartus II®timing analysis propagates this delay and checks it against
the actual delay. For more information about assignment groups, type "assignment_group -h".

The "assignment_group" command replaces the deprecated "timegroup" command in ::quartus::project,
version 5.0.

If both "-min" and "-max" options are not used, then the assignment is set for both minimum and
maximum delay.

The "-clock_fall" option specifies that the output delay is relative to the falling edge of the reference clock.
The rising edge of the reference clock is the default.

The <value> is the output delay after the rise or fall of the reference clock. If you do not specify the
"-clk_ref" option, all clocks are assumed to be reference clocks by default.

The format of <value> is "<numerical value><time unit>", for example, "7.55ns".

The following table displays available time units:

Time Unit

Description

s

second(s)

ms

millisecond(s)

us

microsecond(s)

ns

nanosecond(s)

ps

picosecond(s)

fs

femtosecond(s)

Hz

Hertz

KHz

KiloHertz

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