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Re: gEDA-user: Request for comments
Steven Michalske wrote:
>On Sep 11, 2007, at 2:49 PM, andrewm wrote:
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>>Steve,
>>
>>Sure I can do a bug/feature request on this (after I
>>read up how too).
>>
>>Just want to make sure that it is something wrong or
>>something people want.
>>
>>Should the two pins same-named be treated as a single
>>entity so they can be used like a jumper or should the
>>connection have to be made manually in the schematic
>>and the pins be named differently.
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>My feeling is that if pins are numbered the same then they are
>electrically connected in the part.
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>
True.
>
>an example is the 4 mounting pins on a SMA to PCB jack the 4 outer
>pins are electrically equal, you can attach to any of them they are
>the same net
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>PCB wanted all 4 pins connected... but electrically only one needs
>connection.
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Not true. I would never use this type of connector and only connect one
ground pin. Add in the
parasitic inductance of the pins and then see if they are electrically
equal.
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>Some discussion could be put into this.
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>do we want sub pins for the net of pins
>so on a SMA example
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>the center conductor would be pin 1
>the 4 mounting pins would be pins 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4
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>
I don't see the necessity of this. When I build parts with multiple
pins all of which I want connected
I give them different numbers. There may be other types of examples
where this is needed but I've
never hit one.
thoughts from Joe T.
>so if the net specified connect to pin 2 it would make a electrical
>connection to any of the pins and be done
>
>if you specified that it was pin 2.1 it would connect to that sub pin.
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>if you specified 2.* it would require connection on all sub pins.
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>this would provide for the most options in how to handle internally
>connected pins with the same numbering.
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>
>thoughts gang?
>
>Steve
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