Part Verification


I’ll inspect the part metadata and geometry, find an official datasheet if needed, update the Datasheet property, then verify symbol/footprint/pins against it.
I found an official Omron datasheet URL in the library metadata and updated this part project to use it; now I’m checking the pin/footprint details against that source.
Created a project doc

D2FS-FL-N Part Verification Report

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Review date: 2026-07-16 Official datasheet: https://omronfs.omron.com/en_US/ecb/products/pdf/en-d2fs.pdf
Reviewed the D2FS-FL-N part information, updated the Datasheet URL to the official Omron PDF, and created the detailed D2FS-FL-N Part Verification Report.
Open items flagged:
  • Part Type is incorrectly set to Diodes; it should be Switch.
  • Pin types/descriptions are missing or underspecified.
  • Dummy terminal must remain unconnected.
  • Footprint pitch/drill/body dimensions match, but pad numbering orientation should be visually confirmed against Omron CAD/drawing before production.
Suggested next steps:
  1. Fix Part Type and terminal metadata.
  2. Mark COM/NO as passive and DUMMY as do-not-connect/mechanical.
  3. Verify pad numbering against Omron/Ultra Librarian CAD before release.
Fix metadata and verify
Fix part metadata
Set pin types
Verify pad numbering
Run ERC DRC

NO
Pin Number
2
DUMMY
Pin Number
3
COM
Pin Number
1
D2FS-FL-N Part Verification Report
Review date: 2026-07-16
Source used
The project Datasheet URL was updated from the uploaded storage PDF URL to the official Omron PDF URL above.
Datasheet key specs

Table


ItemDatasheet value
Product familyD2FS Ultra Subminiature Basic Switch
Exact modelD2FS-FL-N
ActuatorHinge lever
Terminal stylePCB terminals, straight
Contact formSPST-NO
Electrical rating6 VDC, 0.1 A resistive load
Minimum applicable load1 mA at 5 VDC
Contact materialSilver crossbar
Contact gap0.4 mm nominal
Operating force0.25 N max, 25 gf max
Release force0.02 N min, 2 gf min
Operating position8.3 +/- 1.2 mm
Free position11.5 mm max
Overtravel0.55 mm min
Movement differential0.5 mm max
Operating temperature-20 to +70 °C, no icing/condensation
Operating humidity85% RH max, +5 to +35 °C
Contact resistance100 mΩ max initial
Insulation resistance100 MΩ min at 500 VDC
Dielectric strength600 VAC between same-polarity terminals; 1500 VAC to non-current-carrying metal parts
Durability100,000 mechanical operations min; 10,000 electrical operations min
ProtectionIP40
Current project metadata reviewed

Table


Project fieldCurrent valueCheck
Manufacturer Part NumberD2FS-FL-NMatches datasheet
Manufacturer NameOmronMatches datasheet
DescriptionSwitch SPST-NO Through Hole, 100 mA DC, 6 V, 25 gf, -20C to 70CMatches key ratings
MountThrough HoleMatches straight PCB terminals
Designator PrefixSAppropriate for switch
Part TypeDiodesMismatch: should be Switch, not Diodes
Datasheet URLOfficial Omron D2FS PDFUpdated and verified
Schematic symbol / terminal check
Current schematic terminal components:

Table


Symbol terminalCurrent pin numberDatasheet functionCheck
COM1Common contactFunction label matches
NO2Normally-open contactFunction label matches
DUMMY3Dummy/mechanical terminalFunction label matches; must not be connected
Findings:
  • The part correctly exposes three terminals: COM, NO, and DUMMY.
  • The DUMMY terminal is present, which matches the datasheet mechanical terminal set.
  • The datasheet explicitly says not to connect the dummy terminal to the circuit.
  • Pin Type is currently Unspecified on all terminals. Suggested improvement: COM and NO should be Passive; DUMMY should be Not Connected, mechanical-only, or otherwise documented as do-not-connect.
  • Pin Description properties are not populated. Suggested improvement: add descriptions such as Common contact, Normally-open contact, and Dummy mechanical terminal; do not connect.
  • The symbol is represented as separate terminal entries rather than a graphical SPST-NO switch contact symbol. This is acceptable for a part-terminal definition, but less clear for schematic readability if the published part is used directly.
Footprint check
Current footprint data from embedded KiCad module:

Table


Footprint featureCurrent projectDatasheet valueCheck
Pad count3 through-hole pads3 PCB holes/terminalsMatches
Pitch5.08 mm + 5.08 mm5.08 mm + 5.08 mmMatches
Drill diameter1.2 mmThree, 1.2 dia.Matches
Pad copper size1.8 mm round/rectNot explicitly specified in extracted datasheet textReasonable; not directly verified
Body outline12.8 mm x 5.8 mm12.8 +/- 0.15 mm x 5.8 +/- 0.15 mmMatches
Pad functionsPad 1 COM, Pad 2 NO, Pad 3 DUMMYDatasheet labels COM, NO, DUMMY but does not provide text-extracted numeric pin numberingNeeds visual orientation verification
Dummy terminalPresent as pad 3Dummy terminal present; do not connectMatches, if kept unrouted
Mismatches / risks flagged
  1. Part Type is wrong: the project currently says Diodes; it should be Switch.
  2. Terminal electrical types are underspecified: all pins are Unspecified; COM/NO should be passive switch contacts, and DUMMY should be clearly non-electrical/do-not-connect.
  3. Pin descriptions are missing: add datasheet-backed pin descriptions for COM, NO, and DUMMY.
  4. Pin numbering orientation is not conclusively proven from the OCR/text extraction: the datasheet clearly identifies the physical terminals as COM, NO, and Dummy, but does not provide a reliable text-extracted numeric pin-number table. The current mapping COM=1, NO=2, DUMMY=3 is common and internally consistent with the schematic and footprint, but the physical left-to-right orientation should be visually checked against the Omron drawing or official ECAD/CAD before production.
  5. Footprint pad copper size is not directly verified: hole diameter and pitch match the datasheet; copper pad diameter/annulus is library-selected and not explicitly confirmed by the extracted datasheet text.
  • Change Part Type from Diodes to Switch.
  • Set COM and NO Pin Type to Passive.
  • Set DUMMY Pin Type to Not Connected or document it as a mechanical dummy terminal that must remain unrouted.
  • Add Pin Description properties for all three terminals.
  • If production-critical, compare the pad numbering against Omron/Ultra Librarian CAD or a physical part before release.
  • Source used

  • Datasheet key specs

  • Current project metadata reviewed

  • Schematic symbol / terminal check

  • Footprint check

  • Mismatches / risks flagged

  • Recommended fixes