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PS8164B

03/15/99

PI6C104

Spread Spectrum Clock Synthesizer

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Notes:

1. Maximum rise/fall times are guaranteed at maximum specified load for each type of output buffer.

2. Minimum rise/fall times are guaranteed at minimum specified load for each type of output buffer.

3. Rise/fall times are specified with pure capacitive load as shown. Testing is done with an

additional 500Ω resistor in parallel.

Design Guidelines to Reduce EMI

1. Place series resistors and CI capacitors as close as possible to the respective clock pins. Typical value

are still within the specified values.

2. Minimize the number of “vias” of the clock traces.

3. Route clock traces over a continuous ground plane or over a continuous power plane. Avoid routing clock

traces from plane to plane (refer to rule #2).

4. Position clock signals away from signals that go to any cables or any external connectors.

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