A 4-layer PCB with a solid ground plane and a separate power plane is recommended. Keep the analog and digital sections separate, and use a common ground point for the analog and digital grounds.
Use a reliable communication protocol like SPI or I2C, and ensure proper signal termination and noise reduction techniques are implemented. Also, ensure the microcontroller's clock frequency is within the recommended range.
The device has a thermal pad on the bottom, so ensure good thermal conductivity between the pad and the PCB. Use thermal vias and a heat sink if necessary. Keep the ambient temperature within the recommended range (–40°C to +85°C).
Use an external power-on reset circuit or a dedicated reset IC to ensure a clean power-up sequence. Implement a brown-out detection circuit to prevent the device from malfunctioning during power dips or voltage drops.
Use ESD protection diodes or TVS diodes on the input/output pins to protect against electrostatic discharge. Ensure the PCB design includes ESD protection features, such as guard rings and ESD-safe layout practices.