Added Microchip MIC4605-xYM gatedrivers#53
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Did you want the Maxim parts in the library? Will they meet requirements? |
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At the moment they reference the wrong footprint (the one from the related issue) |
*Added maxim TDFN-8 T822CN+1 footprint *Changed footprint of MAX15062 ICs to that footprint (mixup because too generic name of former footprint)
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TDFN package should have some silkcsreen on the body line to show these pads belong to the same part.
Footprint has a bottom courtyard layer, which isn't necessary.
Courtyards are more than 0.2mm from the extents of the pads/body.
Schematics in general: should not have a footprint linked.
SCH - DRIVER - GATE - MICROCHIP MIC4605-1YM.SchLib
Symbol can be made smaller, with a 1 grid line gap between VDD/HI as there is with LI/VSS. Lineup HI/HO and LI/LO to show the 'flow' through the IC.
SCH - DRIVER - GATE - MICROCHIP MIC4605-2YM.SchLib
See above. I'd line up PWM with HS and compress the symbol down
SCH - POWER - SWITCHMODE - MAXIM MAX15062AATA.SCHLIB
SCH - POWER - SWITCHMODE - MAXIM MAX15062BATA.SCHLIB
VOUT should be top right. - VOUT, gap (or 2 gaps), LX.
VCC should probably go on the lower right side, or below EN/UVLO, as it's just a bypass pin and not a voltage input pin.
SCH - POWER - SWITCHMODE - MAXIM MAX15062CATA.SCHLIB
See above. FB pin goes below the LX pin with at least 2 gaps.
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Digikey Links:
https://www.digikey.de/product-detail/en/MIC4605-1YM/MIC4605-1YM-ND/5049499?utm_campaign=buynow&WT.z_cid=ref_octopart_dkc_buynow&utm_medium=aggregator&curr=eur&site=us&utm_source=octopart
https://www.digikey.de/product-detail/en/MIC4605-2YM-TR/576-4463-1-ND/4505750?utm_campaign=buynow&WT.z_cid=ref_octopart_dkc_buynow&utm_medium=aggregator&curr=eur&site=us&utm_source=octopart
Parts exist in multiple packaging sizes with the same package (both are soic, but are available as TR, TR2 etc; is all the same component)
EDIT: apparently github added my latest commits to the PR?!