FPGA Pin Audit
Check this schematic component against the datasheet for [MPN] and assign the correct pin orientation, section, and terminal order without changing, replacing, renumbering, or remapping any pins. Remove the Pin Group property from all pins if it exists. Place Power pins first and Ground pins last. Within each section, distribute the pins as evenly as possible between the left and right sides; for example, split 10 pins as 5/5 and 11 pins as 5/6 or 6/5. If a section contains only one pin, leave it on the most appropriate side. Keep the symbol compact, balanced, and visually symmetrical. If a pin function is unclear, assign Unclear / Check datasheet, then apply all changes directly to the schematic component.
Thought for 9 sec
I’ll use the current part MPN, XC7A50T-L2CPG236E, and apply a datasheet-grounded symbol organization: power first, functional bank/configuration sections next, ground last, balanced left/right pin placement, terminal ordering, and removal of all Pin Group properties—without changing any pin identity or ball mapping.
Thought for 3 mins 11 sec
The authoritative 238-terminal snapshot is complete and confirms CPG236 legitimately uses 238 physical terminals. The first write pass was safely aborted before any partial edits; I’m retrying with bounded functional batches so the original pin mapping remains protected.
Worked for 4 mins 59 sec
Updated the XC7A50T-L2CPG236E symbol using AMD documentation: all 238 pins retain their original names and ball mappings, now organized into power, configuration/JTAG, XADC, GTP, I/O-bank, and ground sections. Terminal orders are unique from 1–238, Pin Group was removed from every pin, and each section is balanced across left/right orientations; no unclear pins remained.
Open item:
- Existing pin electrical types remain
Unspecified, as requested—no pin types or mappings were changed.
Fix part metadata
Set electrical pin types
Add official datasheet
Audit footprint geometry
