SI5335A-B07636-GMR

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The SI5335A-B07636-GMR is a part of the Clock/Timing product line and can be classified as such as a clock generator, PLL, or frequency synthesizer. It is a low-power, low-jitter, 1-to-8 output clock generator designed to reduce system-level cost and power consumption.

This product features a 1-to-8 output clock generator along with integrated PLL for a wider frequency range and a selectable output. This clock generator also includes spread spectrum capability, along with a power down mode which reduces power in stand by mode.

The device effectively produces clock signals to which multiple circuits can be synchronized in parallel. This enables the system to be used in a variety of applications, depending on the user’s requirements.

The SI5335A-B07636-GMR is designed to maximize efficiency in both power and noise reduction. This device utilises low jitter fractional-N and integer-N PLL’s, as well as spread spectrum technology, to minimize jitter and reduce the propagation delay of the clock outputs.

A new advanced locking technique, event based startup, makes the SI5335A-B07636-GMR easier to use and increases robustness and power savings. The device is designed to provide signal integrity by reducing noise and jitter in order to ensure reliable results over a wide temperature range.

As with many clock generators, the SI5335A-B07636-GMR is capable of locking to either a frequency or signal input, and automatically reduces power when not in use. Its low-power operation is enabled by its integrated low voltage detection circuit, reducing system-level power consumption.

In summary, the SI5335A-B07636-GMR is an ideal choice for applications that require higher levels of noise reduction, reduced power consumption and reliable signal integrity. This product features a 1-to-8 output clock generator and a power down mode for reduced power consumption in standby mode, as well as spread spectrum technology to minimize jitter and reduce the propagation delay of the clock outputs.

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