AN1237: Si5332 Design Guidelines for Minimizing EMI

2023-08-26

●Description
■The Skyworks Si5332 any-frequency, low-jitter, family of clock generators has broad appeal in many different products and markets, including data center, communications,broadcast video, and automotive. Available in both standard industrial (–40 °C to +85C) as well as automotive (–40 °C to +105 °C) grade options, the Si5332 can consolidate entire clock trees into a single device, saving board space, BOM cost, and minimizing quartz elements to increase system reliability.
■System designers are often challenged with mitigating radiated and conducted EMI in high-speed designs in order to meet recognized EMI/EMC standards, such as CISPR 25 and FCC Part15. This application note introduces features within the Si5332 as well as novel PCB design techniques that can be used to minimize EMI.
●KEY FEATURES
■Clock termination guidelines for best signal performance and minimal EMI.
■Circuit design and PCB layout techniques for minimization of EMI.
■EMI test data using suggested guidelines showing real EMI improvements.
●Introduction
■Designing  products  with  EMI  compliance  in  mind  from  the  start  is  a  much  more  efficient  strategy  than  attempting  to  remediate compliance issues after a failing design has been built. This document provides design guidelines to help board-level circuit and PCB designers create EMI-optimized Si5332-based designs from the start, thereby increasing the likelihood of quickly securing required end-product EMI compliance certifications.

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Si5332Si5332-QFN40-AM1-Auto-EVBSi5332-AM2Si5332-QFN40-AM2-AUTO-EVB

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clock generators

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data center ]communications ]broadcast video ]automotive ]

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December 17, 2021

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AN1237

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