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SI5351A-B01975-GT is listed in the Clock Generators, PLLs, Frequency Synthesizers range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists Skyworks Solutions Inc.. Its product description is I2C PROG, ANY FREQUENCY, ANY OUT. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The SI5351A-B01975-GT is a factory preprogrammed I2C programmable clock generator from Skyworks Solutions. It provides three LVCMOS outputs in an MSOP-10 package, generating frequencies up to 200 MHz with 0 ppm error using a 25 or 27 MHz crystal reference. The device operates on a core supply voltage of 2.25 V to 3.6 V and consumes 22 mA at 25 °C. It features low period jitter of 70 ps typical, supports static phase offset, and includes configurable spread spectrum capabilities.
Verify the specific factory preprogrammed configuration associated with the B01975 suffix before integration. Confirm that the required output frequencies match the internal RAM settings, as these parameters cannot be modified via I2C after manufacturing. Ensure the external crystal matches the specified 25 or 27 MHz reference requirement for proper operation.
Select this part when a fixed set of asynchronous clock frequencies is required without runtime reconfiguration. The Si5351A variant relies solely on an external crystal reference rather than an internal VCXO or external CLKIN input. Verify that the three-output MSOP-10 package meets the board space constraints compared to the four or eight-output QFN options.
This component belongs to the Si5351 family of I2C-programmable CMOS clock generators. The 'A' designation indicates it uses an internal oscillator driven by an external crystal, distinguishing it from the 'B' (VCXO) and 'C' (CLKIN) variants. The 'GT' suffix denotes tape and reel packaging for surface-mount assembly.
SI5351A-B-GT
No, the B01975 suffix indicates a factory preprogrammed part. The configuration is stored in internal RAM and cannot be altered via I2C.
The Si5351A requires a standard fixed-frequency AT-cut crystal, typically 25 MHz or 27 MHz, connected to the XA and XB pins.
No, the Si5351A generates free-running clocks based on its internal oscillator. Synchronous generation relative to an external source requires the Si5351C variant.
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