This paper investigates the electromagnetic bandgap (EBG) structures in multilayer printed circuit board (PCB). The suppression of simultaneous switching noise (SSN) and the maintenance of signal integrity (SI) are further addressed. A novel EBG design incorporating complementary periodic slot line and via arranged periodically is developed to achieve wideband and high-efficiency common-mode noise suppression. The EBG structure with the noise suppression bandwidth from 0.14 GHz to 50 GHz is proposed and simulated. Furthermore, this design not only effectively attenuates high-frequency noise such as SSN but also provides stable common-mode noise suppression across a wide frequency spectrum. Importantly, the structure suppresses common-mode signals without adversely affecting the transmission of differential-mode signals, thus preserving overall signal integrity. Consequently, this research successfully efficiently filters SSN and other high-frequency noise sources, maintaining signal clarity and accuracy across a broad frequency range.