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Also, any panel-mounted component footprint (jacks, potentiometers, LEDs, switches, etc) has the anchor/origin set to the center of the panel hole. This allows us to use scripts to create a faceplate from a PCB without needing to maintain a database of XY offsets for each component. It also makes it easy to rotate panel components without changing the faceplate layout.
Custom fields in symbols: Specifications should have all the information for an assembly house to uniquely identify a part, assuming they already know the footprint, part number, manufacturer. Typically we put min/max values, tolerance, etc.
Part Number Manufacturer
then optionally: Part Number 2 Manufacturer 2 Part Number 3 Manufacturer 3
...etc...
All Part Number/Manufacturer pairs should be equivalent and substitutable for each other.
We follow Kicad Library Convention, but there are some breaks from this.
These need to be documented.
As mentioned in PR #4 header footprints are the origin/anchor at the geometric center of the pins (KLC dictates the anchor is at pin 1)
There are probably other things as well...
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