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add bidir esd/tvs diode #321
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This review is brought to you by the Horizon EDA Poolbot commit 33131f8. Items in this PR
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If in doubt, look at what other parts do! The other diodes in the pool all use A/K pin naming. In regards to the + pin marking, I am sceptical but I haven't used any of these diodes so I trust you to choose a sensible course. Other passives don't tend to enable pin markings on their symbols. I would consider rounding the pads of the SOD package. |
Changed pin names to A/K - you are right, even it's bidirectional, it makes more sense then naming 1/2. |
Newer parts to the pool all have round pads. Square or round pads is purely about the age of the part in the pool, nothing else. One day perhaps all the parts will have round pads |
Didn't find how to calculate corner radius, so for now used default 0.1 mm. If it's not correct, I will fix it. |
As always I have some questions :D
Unit
I names pins "1" and "2", because it's bidirectional - it would be not accurate to call pins "A" and "K".
Symbol
I marked pin 1 with "+" because even if it's bidirectional (from electrical view), ESD and TVS diodes often has not symmetric package. Maybe pad numbers are enough... IDK...
Package
Just noticed that there is not described in "Horizon Pool Convention" that Courtyard expansion should be 0.25mm. It would be nice to mention somewhere.
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Base part has no description (It doesn't make any sense), so bot will fail. I think we need exception for base parts.