I reviewed the current part project against the datasheet URL already on the project, so I did not change the Datasheet property. The review flow I followed is consistent with the part-project sync guidance: verify the Datasheet URL first, then compare project properties and terminals against the datasheet, and only update missing/incorrect fields when the datasheet is authoritative
From the linked Laird PDF, the part is described as a Standard Surface Mount Shields-Two-Piece family item, with these retrieved specs:
Table
Datasheet item
Value
Description
Standard Surface Mount Shields-Two-Piece
Maximum overall dimension
26.21 mm x 26.21 mm
Maximum overall height
5.08 mm
Surface area
666.16 mm²
Material thickness
0.20 mm
Material
0.20 mm CRS Tin
Weight
1.0 g
Packaging
EIA-481
Carrier tape width
44 mm
Carrier tape pitch
32 mm
Reel diameter
330 mm
Parts per reel
300
Coplanarity
** 99%**
The same retrieved datasheet content also explicitly does not include a pin table, pin names, terminal descriptions, footprint recommendation, or recommended land pattern. The only pin-related text retrieved is a list of compatible device/package categories like 32/44/52 pin PLCC, 121/169 BGA, 48/100 VQFP, and 44/48/64/80 QFP; it does not provide a terminal map for this shield itself
But the linked datasheet content identifies the item as:
Standard Surface Mount Shields-Two-Piece
So the description is currently too generic and does not match the datasheet wording well. The sync guidance specifically recommends a crisp functional description based on the datasheet rather than a vague category string
2. MPN looks potentially inconsistent
The project MPN is BMI-S-203-F, but the datasheet content I could retrieve is branded around BMIS-203 / Item # BMIS-203. That suggests one of these is true:
BMI-S-203-F is a valid ordering suffix/variant of the BMIS-203 family, or
the project MPN has a typo / formatting mismatch.
I can’t resolve that conclusively from the current PDF extract alone, so I’m flagging it as a likely metadata mismatch.
3. Symbol cannot be verified from the datasheet
The project symbol currently has 20 numbered terminals, all with Pin Type = Unspecified. For a part-project audit, the rule is to match terminal count and pin definitions exactly to the datasheet and never guess pin assignments
Here, that verification is not possible because the retrieved datasheet content has:
no pin table
no pin names
no terminal descriptions
no explicit terminal count for the shield itself
So I cannot confirm whether the 20-terminal symbol is correct or incorrect from the datasheet.
4. Footprint cannot be verified from the datasheet
The PCB model currently has 20 pads numbered 1 to 20, matching the schematic terminal count. However, the retrieved datasheet content includes only overall mechanical dimensions and tape-and-reel data, with no recommended land pattern or footprint drawing
That means I cannot verify:
pad count
pad geometry
pad spacing
courtyard / outline accuracy
whether the 20-pad footprint matches the official recommended layout
5. Terminal metadata is incomplete
All 20 terminals are present only as numbered terminals with:
Pin Number set
Pin Type = Unspecified
no pin descriptions
The sync guidance says those fields should be filled from the datasheet when available, but should not be guessed when the datasheet lacks authoritative pin info
For this part, since the datasheet extract does not provide terminal definitions, leaving them unspecified is safer than inventing them.
Overall assessmentConfirmed OK
Table
Item
Status
Datasheet URL present
OK
Manufacturer name broadly matches Laird/Laird Technologies
OK
Basic mechanical specs in project context can be derived from datasheet if needed
OK
Flagged
Table
Item
Status
Project description
Mismatch
MPN BMI-S-203-F vs datasheet BMIS-203 family naming
Potential mismatch
Symbol pinout
Unverifiable from current datasheet
Footprint pad pattern
Unverifiable from current datasheet
Pin descriptions / pin types
Missing, but datasheet does not support filling them confidently
Designator prefix U
Probably not ideal for a shield/mechanical part
Recommended next steps
Check whether BMI-S-203-F is the exact ordering code for the BMIS-203 family.
Update the project description to something like: Two-piece SMT EMI shield frame and cover, 26.21 mm x 26.21 mm max, 5.08 mm height, 0.20 mm CRS tin
Do not auto-edit pin descriptions or pin types unless you have a more detailed mechanical drawing or footprint drawing from Laird.
Find a mechanical drawing / recommended land pattern for the exact suffix if you want a real symbol/footprint verification. The current linked PDF is not enough to validate the 20-pad implementation.
If you want, I can do the next pass and clean up the project metadata/description now, then separately search for a more exact mechanical drawing or official land-pattern document for BMI-S-203-F.
Wirelessly connects nets on schematic. Used to organize schematics and separate functional blocks. To wirelessly connect net portals, give them same designator. #portal
General Purpose Thick Film Standard Power
and High-Power Chip Resistor
47 kOhms ±5% 0.125W, 1/8W Chip Resistor 0805 (2012 Metric) Automotive AEC-Q200 Thick Film
Features:
- RMCF – standard power ratings
- RMCP – high power ratings
- Nickel barrier terminations standard
- Power derating from 100% at 70ºC to zero at +155ºC
- RoHS compliant, REACH compliant, and halogen free
- AEC-Q200 compliant
RF Shield Frame 1.032" (26.21mm) X 1.032" (26.21mm) Surface Mount The BMI-S-203-F is a surface-mount EMI shield frame (part of a board-level shielding system) manufactured by Laird (now part of DuPont Performance Materials). It is used to enclose and isolate sensitive components on a PCB, helping prevent signal interference and improving electromagnetic compatibility (EMC).
It typically comes as a one-piece or frame-style shield that is soldered directly onto the PCB, forming a metallic “cage” over critical circuits.
Key Characteristics
Product Type: Board-level EMI/RFI shielding enclosure
Shield Style: Surface-mount frame (soldered to PCB)
Dimensions: ~26.21 mm × 26.21 mm × 5.08 mm
Construction Material: Typically cold rolled steel or similar conductive metal
Finish: Tin-plated for good solderability
Mounting: SMT (surface mount technology)
Configuration: Designed for use with cover lids or as part of a two-piece shielding system
Function
Blocks unwanted electromagnetic interference (EMI)
Prevents RF noise from affecting nearby sensitive circuits
Improves signal integrity in high-speed or RF designs
Helps meet EMC regulatory requirements
Typical Applications
RF modules and wireless circuits
IoT devices
Smartphones and compact electronics
Communication systems
High-speed digital and mixed-signal PCBs
#RF-shield #SMT 2 Piece