Datasheet provides Recommended PCB Footprint and Recommended Stencil Opening (numeric values are shown graphically in the datasheet drawings).
Polarity identification:
Top view: “CATHODE SIDE” is on the left; “ANODE SIDE” on the right.
Bottom view: “ANODE SIDE” is the left pad; “CATHODE SIDE” is the right pad.
The datasheet identifies side/polarity by drawing labels rather than an explicit “cathode dot” callout.
Cross‑check: schematic symbol and footprint vs datasheet
Schematic symbol
Pins present and named: K, A, EP. Count = 3. This matches the XP‑E2: anode, cathode, and center thermal pad.
Pin numbering: K=1, A=2, EP=3 in symbol properties. This aligns with a 3‑pad LED plus thermal pad mapping.
Pin types are set to “Unspecified”. Recommendation: set K and A to “Passive”; set EP to “Passive” with a note “Thermal only; electrically neutral path per datasheet.”
Footprint and mapping
Pad count and sizes: 3 pads total; two narrow outer pads (0.5 x 3.3 mm) and one larger center thermal pad (1.3 x 3.3 mm). This is consistent with XP‑E2 style packages.
Package outline: F.Fab square at ±1.725 mm confirms a 3.45 mm square body per datasheet.
Polarity/marker: Silkscreen arc at left; datasheet indicates cathode side is left (top view). This is appropriate as a left-side orientation mark.
Pad numbering vs symbol numbering:
Footprint pads are numbered 1 (left), 2 (right), 3 (center).
Symbol pin numbers are 1=K (left/cathode), 2=A (right/anode), 3=EP (center).
This mapping matches datasheet polarity conventions (left=cathode, right=anode).
Thermal pad function: Datasheet states an “electrically neutral thermal path.” Ensure EP (pad 3) is not tied to an electrical net unless your design intent requires it; typically it should be connected to a thermal copper region with vias for heat spreading, not to a signal net.
Land pattern dimensions: The embedded footprint provides concrete pad sizes and spacing. The datasheet provides a recommended land pattern; while numeric values were not surfaced in text search, the general geometry and package dimensions match. Action to consider: visually confirm pad dimensions against the datasheet’s “Recommended PCB Footprint” drawing to validate exact values.
Potential issues or mismatches to address
Schematic pin electrical types are “Unspecified.” Consider setting:
Verify that your symbol-to-footprint pin mapping is explicitly K -> Pad 1, A -> Pad 2, EP -> Pad 3 in the part definition. The current numbering and silkscreen suggest it is correct; double-check the mapping table in the part to prevent assembly polarity errors.
If your assembly requires explicit polarity marking on silkscreen, the left-side arc is good, but consider adding a clear cathode indicator per your fab house marking conventions.
If you want, I can update the pin types and add a note to EP, or adjust the footprint silkscreen/pin mapping after confirming your preferences.
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