Datasheet Verification and Update
Review all available part information (MPN, package, pin count, description, properties). If no datasheet URL is already set, search the web for the official datasheet and update the part's Datasheet property with the URL. Then cross-check the schematic symbol, footprint, and pin descriptions against the datasheet. Summarize key specs and flag any mismatches.
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You want to audit U against the official datasheet and sync the part data. I’ve prepared a plan to:
- add the official datasheet URL
- verify metadata
- compare all terminals and pad mapping
- fix the missing pin 1 / NC issue and inconsistent VNC naming
- summarize all mismatches
The plan follows the exact datasheet-sync workflow . Click Start on the plan bar to run it.
Plan
- Audit the PSS15S92F6-AG part project against the official datasheet by reviewing and updating project properties, terminal definitions, and the footprint to ensure they align with the manufacturer specifications.
#Implementation plan
- Review and update project properties:
- Add the official Datasheet URL (https://www.mitsubishielectric.com/semiconductors/powerdevices/datasheets/dipipm/s-mini/ver6/pss15s92e(f)6-ag_e.pdf) to the project metadata.
- Confirm that the Manufacturer Part Number and designator prefix are correctly set.
- Compare terminal definitions and schematic symbols against datasheet:
- Verify that the schematic includes 24 terminal definitions corresponding to datasheet pins 1–24.
- Note that datasheet indicates pin 1 as NC, ensure a terminal for pin 1 is added and marked correctly.
- Check that VNC terminals at pins 9 and 16 have consistent naming; standardize the designators to eliminate discrepancies (e.g., use consistent naming instead of VNC::47a948b7 and VNC::73f6c7a3).
- Change each terminal's Pin Type from 'Unspecified' to the appropriate types per datasheet definitions.
- Audit and update the footprint:
- Compare the footprint pad mapping to the datasheet: current footprint asset lacks pad 1 which should be present and marked as NC.
- Add or modify pad 1 to represent the NC pin and verify pads for pins 2–25 against their datasheet definitions.
- Summarize and document all mismatches:
- Create a summary note of mismatches including missing pad/terminal for pin 1, inconsistent VNC terminal naming for pins 9 and 16, and unspecified pin types.
- Update the project documentation with the audit results and correction plan.
#Success criteria
- The project properties include the official Datasheet URL and accurate manufacturer details.
- The schematic displays 24 terminals with a properly added NC terminal for pin 1 and consistent naming for VNC terminals.
- The footprint asset includes all pads (1 to 25) as defined in the datasheet, with pad 1 added for NC.
- A detailed summary of mismatches is documented and ready for correction.
Fix the pin mismatches
Check footprint mapping
Summarize key specs
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