Dear team,
Our customer is going to use this device by the 9V output.
Therefore, we choose a device of 400kHz.
As for the device of 400kHz, "Spread spectrum" is No, will you meet CISPR25 class 5 standard?
Best Regards,
PAN-M
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Dear team,
Our customer is going to use this device by the 9V output.
Therefore, we choose a device of 400kHz.
As for the device of 400kHz, "Spread spectrum" is No, will you meet CISPR25 class 5 standard?
Best Regards,
PAN-M
PAN-M,
Yes this device should be able to meet CISPR 25 class 5 at 400kHz with no spread spectrum. The 2.1MHz results are in the datasheet and show plenty of margin, but that's with spread spectrum. 400kHz will have >30MHz EMI about 15dBuV less and spread spectrum typically helps up to 10dBuV so you should have an extra 5dBuV on top of the results in the datasheet.
-Sam
PAN-M,
I have had success with a low-EMI 2-layer design. I do not expect 4-layers is required but please make sure to follow the layout guidelines in the datasheet.
-Sam