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You can use one of the PWM pins on Arduino to output a PWM signal. If you want a constant clock, you need to set the duty cycle of the PWM to be 0.5, i.e. 50%.

Syntax: analogWrite(pin, value) where the parameter "value" is the duty cycle ranges from 0 (always off) to 255 (always on) since it is a 8-bit PWM generator inside Arduino.

If you need a PWM wave with duty cycle of 0.5, you need to set the "value" above to be 127, which is exactly in middle of 0 and 255:

analogWrite(clkpin, 127);