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  • DRV8833PWPR: SOP65P640X120-16N, 17 pads

    Fig. 01 · From datasheet

    DRV8833PWPR

    SOP65P640X120-16N
    17 pads

  • LM358DR: SOIC127P600X175-8N, 8 pads

    Fig. 02 · From datasheet

    LM358DR

    SOIC127P600X175-8N
    8 pads

  • AMS1117: SOP127P600X155-8N, 8 pads

    Fig. 03 · From datasheet

    AMS1117

    SOP127P600X155-8N
    8 pads

  • TPS63020: QFN50P400X300X100-15N, 15 pads

    Fig. 04 · From datasheet

    TPS63020

    QFN50P400X300X100-15N
    15 pads

  • TPS7A0233PDBVR: SOT-23-5, 5 pads

    Fig. 05 · KiCad stock

    TPS7A0233PDBVR

    SOT-23-5
    5 pads

Made by the part maker on heypcb.ai · 4 of 5 drawn from their datasheets · Drawn to one scale

One part number.
Five steps.

What the maker did with “DRV8833PWPR”, as it reported each step.

  1. 01

    Find the datasheet.

    A part number is looked up in the LCSC catalogue for its datasheet. A link is fetched, and a PDF is read as it is.

    The maker reported: Found DRV8833PWPR (C50506) and its datasheet

  2. 02

    Read pins and package.

    Inky reads the pin table, then the package drawing itself for the outline's numbers.

    The maker reported: 17 pins, 16-Pin HTSSOP (PWP) package

  3. 03

    Draw symbol and footprint.

    The design engine draws the symbol and the land from those numbers.

    The maker reported: symbol with 17 pins, SOP65P640X120-16N with 16 pads

  4. 04

    Fix what the engine refused.

    A land the engine refuses goes back to the drawing for a correction, twice at most.

    The maker reported: Nothing to fix

  5. 05

    Save to your library.

    The part lands in My parts, ready for any board.

    The maker reported: Saved in My parts

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DRV8833PWPR footprint, SOP65P640X120-16N
Fig. 06 · DRV8833PWPR · 17 pins · SOP65P640X120-16N, 17 pads
  • Pins read for the PWP, 16-Pin HTSSOP with PowerPAD; drawing PWP0016C package.
  • PowerPAD is numbered 17 in the mechanical drawing and must connect to ground.

It never guesses.

  1. 01

    No invented numbers.

    A dimension the datasheet does not give is never filled in. A step that could not finish says so, by name.

  2. 02

    Stock lands only when they fit.

    With no land in the drawing, a KiCad footprint is taken only when its pads carry every pin. When several fit, they are named, not chosen.

  3. 03

    Yours to change.

    Every part opens in your library's editor, symbol and footprint, pad by pad.

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