SI5335C-B02882-GMR

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The SI5335C-B02882-GMR is a clock generator, phase-locked loop (PLL), and frequency synthesizer from SiTime. It is an ultra-small programmable spread spectrum oscillator that is used in a variety of clock applications, found in computers and other digital electronics. With an on-chip integrated voltage regulator, the SI5335C-B02882-GMR can supply power to any number of devices by using just one input voltage. It is an intuitive, programmable clock generator, meaning the user can adjust CPU, memory, and other clock parameters with the help of a compatible software development kit. Additionally, it features an exclusive “Stop-Mode” feature, designed to reduce power consumption.

The way the SI5335C-B02882-GMR works is by using an external crystal clock oscillator to generate a sinusoidal signal. When the system detects an input frequency, it is transmitted to the oscillator’s phase-locked loops (PLLs). The PLLs divide the input frequency until it reaches the clock frequency. The internal synthesizer then modifies the frequency and passes it through to the output stage. The output stage, in turn, passes on the modified frequency to an output device. The clock generator can then be used to drive a number of devices, such as CPUs, FPGAs, DSPs, and ASICs.

With its ability to reduce power consumption, the SI5335C-B02882-GMR is ideal for a number of applications, including server farms, embedded systems, medical devices, USB devices, and general-purpose applications. The clock generator is particularly suitable for low power applications because of the ‘Stop-Mode’ feature, which shuts down the oscillator when not in use, reducing power consumption significantly. In addition, the SI5335C-B02882-GMR can be used in a variety of clock applications, including switches, transceivers, and telecommunication devices.

The SI5335C-B02882-GMR is a simple and reliable clock generator, PLL, and frequency synthesizer. It is a very flexible device, and the user has complete control over clock parameters when used with a compatible software development kit. The ‘Stop-Mode’ feature, which decreases power consumption, makes this device particularly attractive in applications that require low-power operation. Additionally, the onboard voltage regulator allows the user to power multiple devices from one power source, reducing component counts and overall cost.

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