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Hi all,
I am currently designing a new project using the relatively new MCU, the AVR64DD32. I found that the DB version has the same pinout, and we have symbol for it. The REST/PF6 pin marked bidirectional, however the datasheet (and the real device) states as input only. Is it wise and mark that pin input only, so ERC can detect if that net is not driven? Thanks, Lev -- Levente Kovacs Senior Electronic Engineer W: |
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Lev, I've run into what you describe periodically.? For the most part, I would probably make a quick copy of the similar part, change the name to the part you are using, and the pin direction, stick in a project specific library and call it a day.? I? have also used/checked SnapEDA (https://snapeda.com) when I need some of the newest parts.? They may already have it ready for download. You need to check the download for the newest parts.? ?I was going to use a PIC part in a DIP-40 format.? When I was checking the setup, I discovered the DIP-40 download file actually contained the layout for the 44 pin surface mount part. Overall, I have had good luck with snapeda.? Plus it frees up your cycles that can go to other tasks. 73 Tom, KC2ZAT? On Jun 17, 2024 13:00, Lev <leventelist@...> wrote:
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Hi Tom, In the meantime, I created a ticket for the issue, and prepared a patch. It has been accepted, and a pull request is created to fix the issue. For your information, the project is a memory el-keyer. 73s de HA5OGL On Tue, Jun 18, 2024, 03:02 Tom, KC2ZAT via <kc2zat=[email protected]> wrote:
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