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ClockBuilder™ Utility
Step 1: Specify Requirements
Step 2: Preview Configuration
Step 3: Initiate Request
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Input
Input Type:
Block Diagram
Package:
Optional Control Pins
The Si5350 has programmable input pins that can be factory-
customized to support any of the following functions.
You may choose up to
#
optional
control pin functions:
Output Enable (OEB) Pins:
0
1
2
3
Spread Spectrum Clocking
(SSC):
Disabled
Enabled
Modulation:
Down Spread
Percentage:
(-0.1% to -2.5%)
Modulation Rate:
31.5 kHz
Loss of Lock (LOL) Pins:
0
1
Powerdown (PDN) Pins:
0
1
*The FS pins and the backup frequency planning are not available at this time in ClockBuilder. Contact Silicon Laboratories for more information.
Output Clocks
Output Frequency:
Number of device frequency configurations
(frequency plans):
1 (default)
2
3
Frequency Plan #1
Output Frequencies
Name
Check to
Enable
Frequency
(MHz)
Bank
VDDO
CLK0
CLK1
CLK2
CLK3
CLK4
CLK5
CLK6
CLK7
Frequency Plan #2
Output Frequencies (
)
Name
Check to
Enable
Frequency
(MHz)
Bank
VDDO
CLK0
CLK1
CLK2
CLK3
CLK4
CLK5
CLK6
CLK7
Frequency Plan #3
Output Frequencies (FS[1:0]=11)
Name
Check to
Enable
Frequency
(MHz)
Bank
VDDO
CLK0
CLK1
CLK2
CLK3
CLK4
CLK5
CLK6
CLK7
Number of device frequency configurations
(frequency plans):
1 (default)
2
3
Device can be configured as a clock generator with 1 to 3 frequency configurations (plans) or a clock buffer with 1 to 3 format/VDDO configurations.
Frequency Plan #1
Output Frequencies
Name
Check to
Enable
Frequency
(MHz)
Output VDDO
and Format
CLK0A
Check this box to power CLK0A/0B. Leave unchecked to turn off CLK0A/0B.
CLK0B
CLK1A
Check this box to power CLK1A/1B. Leave unchecked to turn off CLK0A/0B.
CLK1B
CLK2A
Check this box to power CLK2A/2B. Leave unchecked to turn off CLK2A/2B.
CLK2B
CLK3A
Check this box to power CLK3A/3B. Leave unchecked to turn off CLK3A/3B.
CLK3B
Loop Bandwidth:
475 kHz
1.6 MHz
1.6 MHz (default) is recommended for most applications and typically results in the lowest output jitter. Use the 475 kHz setting in applications that require jitter cleaning of the input clock (e.g. PCI Express Gen 1/2/3, DSL). See datasheet for jitter specifications.
Output Disable State
If Output Enable pin(s) are used (see Control Pins section), the settings below configure the output clock disable state. The output disable state also is asserted until the PLL acquires lock or during a power-up sequence.
Tri-State
Low
High
Output Frequencies
Name
Check to
Enable
Frequency
(MHz)
Output VDDO
and Format
CLK0A
Check this box to power CLK0A/0B. Leave unchecked to turn off CLK0A/0B.
CLK0B
CLK1A
Check this box to power CLK1A/1B. Leave unchecked to turn off CLK1A/1B.
CLK1B
CLK2A
Check this box to power CLK2A/2B. Leave unchecked to turn off CLK2A/2B.
CLK2B
CLK3A
Check this box to power CLK3A/3B. Leave unchecked to turn off CLK3A/3B.
CLK3B
Loop Bandwidth:
475 kHz
1.6 MHz
1.6 MHz (default) is recommended for most applications and typically results in the lowest output jitter. Use the 475 kHz setting in applications that require jitter cleaning of the input clock (e.g. PCI Express Gen 1/2/3, DSL). See datasheet for jitter specifications.
Output Disable State
If Output Enable pin(s) are used (see Control Pins section), the settings below configure the output clock disable state. The output disable state also is asserted until the PLL acquires lock or during a power-up sequence.
Tri-State
Low
High
Output Frequencies (FS1,FS0=11)
Name
Check to
Enable
Frequency
(MHz)
Output VDDO
and Format
CLK0A
Check this box to power CLK0A/0B. Leave unchecked to turn off CLK0A/0B.
CLK0B
CLK1A
Check this box to power CLK1A/1B. Leave unchecked to turn off CLK1A/1B.
CLK1B
CLK2A
Check this box to power CLK2A/2B. Leave unchecked to turn off CLK2A/2B.
CLK2B
CLK3A
Check this box to power CLK3A/3B. Leave unchecked to turn off CLK3A/3B.
CLK3B
Loop Bandwidth:
475 kHz
1.6 MHz
1.6 MHz (default) is recommended for most applications and typically results in the lowest output jitter. Use the 475 kHz setting in applications that require jitter cleaning of the input clock (e.g. PCI Express Gen 1/2/3, DSL). See datasheet for jitter specifications.
Output Disable State
If Output Enable pin(s) are used (see Control Pins section), the settings below configure the output clock disable state. The output disable state also is asserted until the PLL acquires lock or during a power-up sequence.
Tri-State
Low
High
Any Si5350 output clock can be connected to either the crystal or the analog control voltage input.
Any Si5350 output clock can be connected to either the crystal or the reference clock.
Any OE pin can be mapped to control any output clock. Use the table below to assign OE control to
specific output clocks. The device pinout will be assigned based on the selected frequency configuration.
Output Clock Assignment
Automatic
Manual
Enable
Channel
Output
Frequency
(MHz)
OE Control Pin
Reference
Enable
SSC
OEB0
OEB1
OEB2
Crystal
CLKIN
OEB0
OEB1
OEB2
Crystal
CLKIN
OEB0
OEB1
OEB2
Crystal
CLKIN
OEB0
OEB1
OEB2
Crystal
CLKIN
OEB0
OEB1
OEB2
Crystal
CLKIN
OEB0
OEB1
OEB2
Crystal
CLKIN
OEB0
OEB1
OEB2
Crystal
CLKIN
OEB0
OEB1
OEB2
Crystal
CLKIN
Control Pins
The Si5355 has 5 programmable input pins that can be factory-customized to support any of the following functions:
Output Enable Master, Output Enable (per bank), Frequency Select (selects active frequency configuration) and Reset.
The Frequency Select and Reset pins are only required on Si5355 devices with 2 or 3 frequency configurations.
You may pick up to
#
optional
control pins
(
*
denotes a function that
requires
assignment)
Device Pin #
Function
Pin3
Pin12
Pin19
Pin5
Pin6
Reset
*
FS0
*
FS1
*
OE
OEA
OEB
OEC
OED
Device Pin #
Function
Pin3
Pin12
Pin19
Pin5
Pin6
Input signals to P5 and P6 cannot exceed 1.2 V unless a resistor network divider is used. See datasheet "P5 and P6 Input Control" section for more information.
OEB_all
Master output enable. When low, all output clocks are enabled. When high, this pin disables all output clocks to their assigned output disable state.
OEB0
CLK0A/0B output enable. When low, the clock is enabled (on). When high, this pin disables the clock to its assigned output disable state.
OEB1
CLK1A/1B output enable. When low, the clock is enabled (on). When high, this pin disables the clock to its assigned output disable state.
OEB2
CLK2A/2B output enable. When low, the clock is enabled (on). When high, this pin disables the clock to its assigned output disable state.
OEB3
CLK3A/3B output enable. When low, the clock is enabled (on). When high, this pin disables the clock to its assigned output disable state.
FS0
When specifying a device with 2 (or 3) frequency configurations, one (or two) FS pins is (are) required, and the optional RESET pin may be useful. RESET allows changes to the FS pins (for the purpose of selecting different frequency plans) to be recognized by the device without having to power cycle the device.
FS1
When specifying a device with 2 (or 3) frequency configurations, one (or two) FS pins is (are) required, and the optional RESET pin may be useful. RESET allows changes to the FS pins (for the purpose of selecting different frequency plans) to be recognized by the device without having to power cycle the device.
RESET
When specifying a device with 2 (or 3) frequency configurations, one (or two) FS pins is (are) required, and the optional RESET pin may be useful. RESET allows changes to the FS pins (for the purpose of selecting different frequency plans) to be recognized by the device without having to power cycle the device.
SSENB
When asserted (driven to ground), this pin applies spread spectrum clocking to reduce EMI to any output clock defined with a 100 MHz frequency. The default spreading profile is for PCIe compliance: 0.5% down spread with a 31.5 kHz modulation rate. If this pin is asserted and there are no 100 MHz clocks defined, there is no impact on any of the output clocks.
Device Pin #
Function
Pin
Pin
Pin
Pin
Pin
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