Floating Copper Error Fix

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Reviewing component datasheets.

Running design review.

Looking for "VCC pin description and recommended connection" in lp8865u-q1.pdf?ts=1765482034102&ref_url=https%253A%252F%252Fwww.ti.com%252Fproduct%252FLP8865U-Q1

You’re right to push back. I may have relied on stale review output earlier, and I also misread the function of the VCC pins on U2 and U4.
What I can say from the current project data I can access is:

What the current checks still report


CheckCurrent tool resultMy take
AirwiresStill reported by the review serviceThis conflicts with what you’re seeing in the editor
Floating copperStill reported by the review serviceSame conflict
Missing power on U2:VCCReportedLikely a false ERC classification
Missing power on U4:VCCReportedVery likely a false ERC classification
NC connected on U4ReportedCould be a symbol/part-model issue if the datasheet shows copper there
Single-pin nets on U1 SWD pinsReportedLikely because your programming pads aren’t represented as connected component pins in schematic/ERC
What the datasheet-backed evidence says
For U2, the datasheet tool confirms:
  • VCC = internal LDO output pin
  • Connect with a 1 µF capacitor to GND
So my earlier statement that U2 VCC should be driven as a power input was wrong.
For U4, I couldn’t retrieve the datasheet through the project metadata, but your quoted text indicates the same pattern:
  • VCC = internal 5 V LDO output
  • Bypass with 1 µF to GND
  • Not a normal power-input pin
So the ERC on U4:VCC also sounds like a part pin-type mismatch, not a board defect.
Revised pre-order assessment
Given your clarification, I would not treat these three items as automatic fab blockers:
  • U2 VCC “missing power”
  • U4 VCC “missing power”
  • U4 NC connected, if that copper treatment matches the datasheet-recommended layout
And I would also not treat the SWD single-pin warnings as a functional issue by themselves if your debug access is intentionally through exposed pads like SWDIO, SWCLK, RESET, VDD, and GROUND.
So should you order it?
Maybe yes, but only after a quick sanity pass on the real hardware risks, not the misleading ERC labels.

Real things I would verify before ordering


AreaWhy
Footprints for U1, U2, U3, U4Package mismatch is a real bring-up killer
Polarity/orientation of D21, D22, D23, D24, D25TVS/diode orientation mistakes are common
Decoupling placement for U1, U2, U4More important than schematic cleanliness at order time
High-current loop around U4, L2, input/output capacitorsThis is a real power-layout risk
LED current paths around Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4, Q5Check trace width, return path, thermal spreading
Programming pad accessibility for SWDIO, SWCLK, RESETMechanical usability issue, not ERC
Bottom line
  • I do not trust my earlier “don’t order it” conclusion.
  • Your explanation makes the U2 and U4 VCC warnings look like false positives.
  • The U4 NC warning may also be a library/symbol-rule mismatch if it follows the datasheet.
  • The SWD warnings sound intentional given your pogo/wire pads.
If you want, I can do a fresh board-signoff pass focused only on real manufacturing risks:
  • power layout around U4
  • decoupling placement for U1, U2, U4
  • polarity/orientation audit
  • debug/programming accessibility audit
That would be a much better pre-order review than relying on those ERC messages.
Review U4 layout
Check current DRC
Inspect U4 connections
Audit programming pads
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