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I added the official TI datasheet URL to the project:
  • Datasheet URL = https://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/bq24074.pdf
I checked the part project against the datasheet using the datasheet as the source of truth and counted the exposed pad as part of the package review, which is the correct validation approach for part projects
Key part information

Project vs datasheet


FieldCurrent projectDatasheet checkStatus
MPNBQ24074RGTRMatches TI orderable partOK
ManufacturerTexas InstrumentsMatches datasheetOK
DescriptionCharger IC Lithium Ion 16-VQFN (3x3)Functionally correct, but could be more specificOK
Part typeIntegrated CircuitCorrect, more specifically a 1-cell linear charger with power pathOK
Designator prefixUCorrect for ICOK
Datasheet URLMissing before reviewOfficial TI PDF found and addedFixed
Package text16-VQFN (3x3) in descriptionDatasheet shows VQFN (RGT), 16 pins, 3.0 mm x 3.0 mm, exposed thermal padMostly OK
Key specs from the datasheet

BQ24074RGTR summary


SpecValue
Function1-cell Li-Ion linear charger with dynamic power-path management
Charge currentUp to 1.5 A
Battery regulation voltage4.2 V
OUT regulation4.4 V nominal
Operating input range for BQ240744.35 V to 10.2 V
Input abs survivalUp to 26 V without damage, operation suspended
USB modes100 mA, 500 mA, or resistor-programmed input current limit
ILIM programmable rangeUp to 1.5 A
TemperatureJunction operating range -40 C to 125 C
Thermal regulation125 C
Thermal shutdown155 C
Package16-pin VQFN (RGT) with exposed thermal pad
Symbol and pin cross-check Pin-count check
  • Datasheet package: 16 named pins + exposed thermal pad
  • Current project terminals: 17
  • Current footprint electrical pads visible: 17
That matches the expected electrical pin count from the datasheet. The skill guidance also explicitly requires exposed pads to be counted in the pin audit

Pin name / function review


Datasheet pinProject terminalReview
TSTSOK
BATBAT_2Electrically plausible, but naming differs from datasheet
BATBAT_3Electrically plausible, but naming differs from datasheet
CE~CEActive-low semantics shown in symbol, but name differs from datasheet
EN2EN2OK
EN1EN1OK
PGOOD~PGOODActive-low semantics shown, but datasheet names it PGOOD
VSSVSSName OK
CHG~CHGActive-low semantics shown, but datasheet names it CHG
OUTOUT_10Electrically plausible, but naming differs from datasheet
OUTOUT_11Electrically plausible, but naming differs from datasheet
ILIMILIMOK
ININOK
TMRTMROK
ITERMITERMOK
ISETISETOK
Exposed thermal padEXPPresent, good
Pin-type mismatches and issues

Flagged items


TerminalCurrent pin typeDatasheet meaningFlag
VSSPower InGroundMismatch
EXPPower InExposed thermal pad tied to VSS / groundMismatch
INInputPower inputLikely should be Power In
OUT_10OutputSystem supply outputLikely should be Power Out
OUT_11OutputSystem supply outputLikely should be Power Out

Probably acceptable


TerminalCurrent pin typeNotes
~CEInputCorrect direction
EN1InputCorrect
EN2InputCorrect
ILIMInputCorrect
TMRInputCorrect
ITERMInputCorrect
ISETBi-DirectionalReasonable, since it programs charge current and monitors current
~PGOODOutputCorrect as status output
~CHGOutputCorrect as status output
BAT_2Bi-DirectionalReasonable for battery connection/sense
BAT_3Bi-DirectionalReasonable for battery connection/sense
TSInputCorrect
Pin description audit
I did not find any visible Pin Description properties on the terminal components.
That means the symbol is currently missing short per-pin descriptions, which the part-project sync guidance recommends populating for clarity and ERC quality
Footprint cross-check

What looks correct


ItemReview
Package familyAsset name QFN50P300X300X100-17N.kicad_mod is consistent with 0.50 mm pitch, 3.0 mm x 3.0 mm, 1.0 mm height, 17 electrical pads
Electrical pad countLayout shows 17 named electrical pads, matching 16 leads + exposed pad
Exposed pad presenceEXP exists, consistent with datasheet thermal pad requirement
Thermal-pad requirementDatasheet says exposed pad is internally connected to VSS and must be tied to the same potential as VSS
Possible concern
  • The layout metadata also shows 5 additional mount-pad entries numbered 18 to 22. These do not appear to correspond to datasheet electrical pins.
  • They may be footprint-internal mechanical/helper objects rather than real package pins, but based on the available layout data I can only flag them for review.
Main mismatches to fix

Recommended corrections


PriorityIssue
HighChange VSS pin type from Power In to Ground
HighChange EXP pin type from Power In to Ground
MediumChange IN from Input to Power In
MediumChange OUT_10 and OUT_11 from Output to Power Out
MediumAdd Pin Description properties to all terminals
LowNormalize symbol labels if you want exact datasheet naming, for example ~CE, ~PGOOD, ~CHG, BAT_2, BAT_3, OUT_10, OUT_11
If you want, I can make those symbol-property fixes next.
Fix all mismatches
Check decoupling issues
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    Charger IC Lithium Ion 16-VQFN (3x3) Texas Instruments

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    ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/bq24074.pdf

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