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gEDA-user: An interesting minor parts rand net elated bug
- To: geda <geda-user@seul.org>
- Subject: gEDA-user: An interesting minor parts rand net elated bug
- From: Terry Porter <techman@d2.net.au>
- Date: Wed, 24 Dec 2003 18:26:41 +1100
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- Delivery-date: Wed, 24 Dec 2003 02:26:34 -0500
- Organization: Terry Toys
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Hi Ales, merry Xmas :)
I've just stumbled over a very minor and interesting bug relating to net assignments in the parts below.
lm7805-1.sym
lm7806-1.sym
lm7810-1.sym
lm7812-1.sym
lm7815-1.sym
lm7818-1.sym
lm7824-1.sym
lm7885-1.sym
lm7912-1.sym
My design uses a LM7812 with its GND pin connected not to ground, but offset
by +5 volts from a LM7805. This is to provide a regulated +17 volts.
When I ran the netlister :-
gnetlist -gPCB file.sch -o file.net
I received the following message, "Found duplicate net name, renaming [GND]
to [5V]" and sure enough the ground and +5v pins of the LM7805 were now connected together in my PCB ratsnest!
All the above parts have pin2 assigned to the GND net, ie
"net=GND:2" , however it's possible tho reasonably rare that those pins may
not be connected to GND, as in my case.
Have a great Xmas Ales, thanks for gEDA, your Xmas present to the world!
--
Kind Regards
Terry
* See my Gnu/Linux EDA webpage at : http://milkstone.d2.net.au/
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