I found the official ST datasheet and recorded it in the project metadata because a dedicated project-level Datasheet URL field is not available here. I’m now checking the 73 terminal pins against the UFBGA73 datasheet pinout.

Completed the part audit and created STM32WLE5JCI6 Part Audit.

Key findings: the part matches the expected STM32WLE5JCI6 UFBGA73 family at a high level — 73 schematic terminals and 73 footprint pads. I found the official ST datasheet URL and recorded it in project metadata because this workspace does not expose a dedicated project-level Datasheet URL property.

Flagged gaps: missing part-level MPN/manufacturer/package metadata, all terminal pin types are still Unspecified, pin descriptions are not populated, some pin labels should be normalized, and the footprint geometry still needs mechanical verification against the ST UFBGA73 drawing before manufacturing.

I’ll populate each terminal’s Pin Description, Pin Type, and Section from the STM32WLE5JC datasheet signal groups, then re-read the schematic to confirm the metadata is present.

Done. I populated all 73 terminals with datasheet-based Pin Description, normalized Pin Type, and functional Section values.

I also corrected the initial non-standard values to Flux-supported ones like Bi-Directional, Power In, Power Out, Ground, Input, and Output, then verified the schematic metadata was updated.