I’ll remove the redundant terminal datasheet field, set clearer terminal pin types, add the key crystal properties, then run ERC/DRC to verify the part.
Completed the cleanup: removed the redundant terminal-level Datasheet URL, set XTAL pins to Passive and case pads to Ground, added key parametric properties (24 MHz, 18 pF, 60 Ω, 20 ppm, −40 to 85 °C, plus implementation details), and ran ERC/DRC.
Open items:
ERC/DRC returned no ERROR/WARNING/UNCERTAIN/OPEN findings.
Note: the part-level Datasheet URL still appears as the uploaded PDF in project metadata, though the official Abracon URL was previously added as a project property; Flux may be preserving the original managed datasheet asset field separately.
Suggested next steps:
Publish/update the part version if this library cleanup is ready.
Optionally add stability (±30 ppm) and drive level as separate searchable fields if your part schema supports them.
Frequency stability: ±30 ppm over operating temperature
Operating temperature: −40 °C to +85 °C
Storage temperature: −40 °C to +85 °C
ESR: 60 Ω maximum for 20.001–28.000 MHz range
Shunt capacitance: 5.0 pF maximum
Drive level: 10 µW typical, 100 µW maximum
Aging: ±3 ppm maximum first year
Insulation resistance: 500 MΩ minimum at 100 Vdc ±15 V
Reflow: 260 °C ±5 °C, 10 s max, 1 time
Package size: 3.2 ±0.1 mm × 2.5 ±0.1 mm × 1.0 mm max
Packaging suffix T: Tape and reel, 1000 pcs/reel
Pin configuration from datasheet
For the ABM8G 4-pad crystal, pins 1 and 3 are the crystal terminals. Pins 2 and 4 are GND/case pads. The datasheet notes that pin 1 is always located at the bottom-left relative to the top marking; a chamfer may appear on pin 4 without affecting electrical characteristics.
Schematic symbol cross-check
Observed schematic terminals:
Table
Symbol terminal
Pin number
Observed role
Datasheet role
Result
XTAL_1
1
Crystal terminal
Crystal terminal
Match
GND_1
2
Ground
Ground/case
Match
XTAL_2
3
Crystal terminal
Crystal terminal
Match
GND_2
4
Ground
Ground/case
Match
The electrical pin numbering and high-level roles match the datasheet. Pin Type is still Unspecified on the symbol terminals; for a polished library part, pins 1 and 3 should be Passive/Bidirectional crystal terminals and pins 2 and 4 should be Ground/Power or Passive case-ground pads, depending on Flux library conventions.
Footprint cross-check
Observed PCB footprint pads:
Table
Pad
Position (mm)
Size (mm)
Shape
Layer
XTAL_1 / pin 1
−1.1, −0.85
1.2 × 1.4
Rectangle
Top
GND_2 / pin 4
−1.1, +0.85
1.2 × 1.4
Rectangle
Top
XTAL_2 / pin 3
+1.1, +0.85
1.2 × 1.4
Rectangle
Top
GND_1 / pin 2
+1.1, −0.85
1.2 × 1.4
Rectangle
Top
This corresponds to a 2.2 mm x-pitch and 1.7 mm y-pitch, with 1.2 × 1.4 mm SMD rectangular pads. These values align with the ABM8G recommended land-pattern dimensions extracted from the datasheet text: 1.2 mm, 1.4 mm, 2.2 mm, and 1.7 mm. The pin-to-pad placement also matches the datasheet orientation mapping: pin 1 bottom-left, pin 2 bottom-right, pin 3 top-right, pin 4 top-left, using the footprint coordinate view.
Datasheet property update
The project originally had a Google Cloud-hosted datasheet PDF URL. I found the official Abracon datasheet and updated the project-level Datasheet URL to https://abracon.com/Resonators/ABM8G.pdf. I also set the same datasheet URL on the XTAL_1 terminal component while attempting to update part data; this terminal-level property is redundant and can be removed if strict symbol cleanliness is desired.
Mismatches / issues flagged
No functional mismatch found in pin numbering or footprint pad geometry.
Symbol pin types are unspecified, which is not ideal for library quality.
Datasheet URL was present but was not the direct official Abracon URL; it has now been updated at project level.
The project currently includes a redundant Datasheet URL property on terminal XTAL_1 from the update attempt; this does not affect electrical behavior but is not necessary.
The ABM8G-24.000MHZ-18-D2Y-T is a compact 24.000 MHz surface-mount quartz crystal from Abracon's ABM8G series, designed to provide a stable and accurate clock reference for digital electronic systems. Housed in a miniature 3.2 × 2.5 mm, 4-pad SMD package, it is optimized for space-constrained applications while delivering reliable frequency performance over a wide operating temperature range. This crystal is commonly used in microcontrollers, wireless modules, communication equipment, networking devices, industrial electronics, and precision timing circuits. It operates in the fundamental mode with an 18 pF load capacitance, making it suitable for a broad range of oscillator circuits.
Key Features
24.000 MHz fundamental-mode quartz crystal
Compact 3.2 × 2.5 × 1.0 mm 4-pad SMD package
18 pF load capacitance
±20 ppm frequency tolerance
±30 ppm frequency stability
Maximum 60 Ω ESR
Wide operating temperature range: −40°C to +85°C
Glass-sealed ceramic package for high reliability
Compatible with standard IR reflow soldering processes
Low-profile design suitable for compact PCB layouts
Ideal for embedded systems, communications, wireless devices, and clock generation applications.