I'm having issues invoking a hidden reference pin on a shunt regulator in eagle. the case style is SOT-23-3.
Every time I try to invoke it I get the error that the "part has only 1 gate"
Any help would be greatly appreciated!!
I'm having issues invoking a hidden reference pin on a shunt regulator in eagle. the case style is SOT-23-3.
Every time I try to invoke it I get the error that the "part has only 1 gate"
Any help would be greatly appreciated!!
On 16/02/2014 8:28 a.m., Cass Todd wrote:
I'm having issues invoking a hidden reference pin on a shunt regulator
in eagle. the case style is SOT-23-3.
Every time I try to invoke it I get the error that the "part has only 1
gate"
Any help would be greatly appreciated!!
Please attach the library file or describe where it is so we can
evaluate it.
Cheers
Warren
Hi Warren it's in the Texas library part LM4041 package DBZ_R-PDSO-G3
Thanks
Cass
On 15/02/14 19:28, Cass Todd wrote:
I'm having issues invoking a hidden reference pin on a shunt regulator
in eagle. the case style is SOT-23-3.
Every time I try to invoke it I get the error that the "part has only
1 gate"
On 16/02/14 15:20, ele_fox wrote:
Hi Warren it's in the Texas library part LM4041 package DBZ_R-PDSO-G3
Take a closer look at the library. It's not done like that.
The "hidden reference pin" is provided by using the LM4041*I component
instead of the LM4041. This is because the adjustable (3-pin) device is
a fundamentally different device from the fixed 1.2V (2-pin) one,
regardless of whether TI decided to give them suspiciously similar names.
Eagle does not support components with variable numbers of schematic
pins so they must be treated as different devices.
I wish I had waited for your reply. I ended up essentially creating a new device and adding the pin in myself your way is a lot cleaner.
The longer I work with eagle the more I realize the importance of every character in a name...
Thank you for the help! Definitely good knowing the reasoning behind it.
I wish I had waited for your reply. I ended up essentially creating a new device and adding the pin in myself your way is a lot cleaner.
The longer I work with eagle the more I realize the importance of every character in a name...
Thank you for the help! Definitely good knowing the reasoning behind it.