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SI5356A-B05916-GMR
Basic Information Overview
- Category: Integrated Circuit (IC)
- Use: Clock Generator and Multiplier
- Characteristics: Low jitter, high frequency accuracy, programmable output frequencies
- Package: 20-QFN (Quad Flat No-Lead)
- Essence: Clock generation and multiplication for various applications
- Packaging/Quantity: Tape and Reel, 2500 units per reel
Specifications and Parameters
- Supply Voltage: 2.5V to 3.63V
- Output Frequency Range: 8kHz to 160MHz
- Number of Outputs: 8
- Output Types: LVCMOS, LVDS, CMOS, or LVPECL
- Programmable Features: Frequency, phase, and output format
- Operating Temperature Range: -40°C to +85°C
Detailed and Complete Pin Configuration
- VDDA: Analog power supply
- VDDD: Digital power supply
- GND: Ground
- XTAL1: Crystal oscillator input
- XTAL2: Crystal oscillator output
- CLKIN: External clock input
- SDA: I2C serial data input
- SCL: I2C serial clock input
- OE: Output enable control
- OUT0 to OUT7: Clock outputs
Functional Characteristics
- Flexible clock synthesis and multiplication
- Low jitter and high frequency accuracy
- Wide range of output frequencies and formats
- Programmable features for customization
- I2C interface for easy configuration
Advantages and Disadvantages
Advantages:
- High precision and stability in clock generation
- Versatile output options for different applications
- Easy integration with existing systems
- Programmable features allow for customization
Disadvantages:
- Relatively complex pin configuration
- Limited number of outputs compared to some alternatives
- Requires external crystal oscillator or clock input
Applicable Range of Products
- Telecommunications equipment
- Networking devices
- Consumer electronics
- Industrial automation systems
- Test and measurement instruments
Working Principles
The SI5356A-B05916-GMR is a clock generator and multiplier IC that utilizes a phase-locked loop (PLL) to generate precise clock signals. It can accept an external clock input or use an internal crystal oscillator as a reference. The PLL then generates multiple output clocks with programmable frequencies, phases, and formats.
Detailed Application Field Plans
- Telecommunications Equipment: Use the SI5356A-B05916-GMR to generate clock signals for data transmission, synchronization, and timing in communication systems.
- Networking Devices: Utilize the IC to provide accurate clock signals for Ethernet switches, routers, and other network equipment.
- Consumer Electronics: Incorporate the IC into audio/video devices, gaming consoles, and smart home appliances to ensure precise timing and synchronization.
- Industrial Automation Systems: Use the IC for clock generation in PLCs (Programmable Logic Controllers), motor control systems, and industrial sensors.
- Test and Measurement Instruments: Employ the IC to generate stable and accurate clock signals for oscilloscopes, signal generators, and frequency counters.
Detailed Alternative Models
- SI5341A-C-GM: Similar clock generator IC with 10 outputs and wider frequency range.
- SiT8008B: MEMS-based programmable oscillator with high frequency stability and low jitter.
- MAX038: Function generator IC capable of generating various waveforms with adjustable frequency and amplitude.
5 Common Technical Questions and Answers
Q: Can I program the output frequencies on-the-fly?
A: Yes, the SI5356A-B05916-GMR supports dynamic frequency programming via the I2C interface.
Q: What is the typical jitter performance of this IC?
A: The typical RMS jitter is less than 1 ps for frequencies up to 100 MHz.
Q: Can I use an external crystal oscillator instead of the internal one?
A: Yes, the IC provides support for both external clock input and internal crystal oscillator.
Q: How many different output formats can I choose from?
A: The SI5356A-B05916-GMR supports LVCMOS, LVDS, CMOS, and LVPECL output formats.
Q: Is there a minimum or maximum frequency limit for the outputs?
A: The output frequency range is programmable and can be set between 8 kHz and 160 MHz.