Depending on the application, another possible application is to
sync up the DC/DC converter to the "main" clock source. This makes
the switching noise then coherent to the system, which either makes
it average out completely, or possible to filter it out in the digital
domain using a deep notch-filter in receiver applications.



You are assuming the switching noise is directly caused by the fundamental switching frequency, this may not always be the case. Often the fast edges can excite parasitic reactances in the board and components, which in turn oscillate and radiate at their own frequency. This is not necessarily related to the switching frequency.

That said, it may be an interesting test to run anyway!

Dan
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