Peter Newman
2019-02-13 00:54:46 UTC
I am trying to make a lib for a dual channel FET the FDMA1024NZ (https://au.element14.com/on-semiconductor/fdma1024nz/mosfet-nn-ch-20v-microfet-2x2/dp/2101471?rpsku=rel1:1813537&isexcsku=falsehttp://). I looked at similar libs and saw that you make two symbols in the symbol editor and name them A and B.
I did this and connected the relevant pins to the pads of the package OK.
The problem I have is that when I import the symbol into a schematic it shows the symbol for both channels locked as a group whereas the lib that I used as an "template" only imports one channel's symbol at a time if that makes sense :)
This makes is very messy to connect both channels within a schematic and is obviously not the correct way to do it. I found only one other post (/message/194012/l/re-multiple-gate-trouble-when-creating-part-in-library#194012http:)that was similar to this problem but unfortunately it does not help me does mainly to my lack of understanding.
I had to attach my lib as a txt file due to restrictions on file upload types.
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I did this and connected the relevant pins to the pads of the package OK.
The problem I have is that when I import the symbol into a schematic it shows the symbol for both channels locked as a group whereas the lib that I used as an "template" only imports one channel's symbol at a time if that makes sense :)
This makes is very messy to connect both channels within a schematic and is obviously not the correct way to do it. I found only one other post (/message/194012/l/re-multiple-gate-trouble-when-creating-part-in-library#194012http:)that was similar to this problem but unfortunately it does not help me does mainly to my lack of understanding.
I had to attach my lib as a txt file due to restrictions on file upload types.
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Attachments:
FDMA1024NZ.txt.zip