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Multi-part component (2 parts)
Cata , 07-02-2018, 03:10 PM
Hello everyone,
I am using the Altium Vault and I have a 2 part component (an inductor).
Part A of the component = electrical connection.
Part B of the component = mechanical support (no electrical connection).
I am a newbie, so please bear with me
Question: It is a must to have both in the schematic even though I leave "Part B" floating ? In other words, can I leave out "Part B" from the schematic ? My fear is not to have any problem later with the PCB layout.
Your time is greatly appreciated !
Here is the datasheet if anyone needs it: http://katalog.we-online.de/pbs/data...7443630550.pdf
I am using the Altium Vault and I have a 2 part component (an inductor).
Part A of the component = electrical connection.
Part B of the component = mechanical support (no electrical connection).
I am a newbie, so please bear with me
Question: It is a must to have both in the schematic even though I leave "Part B" floating ? In other words, can I leave out "Part B" from the schematic ? My fear is not to have any problem later with the PCB layout.
Your time is greatly appreciated !
Here is the datasheet if anyone needs it: http://katalog.we-online.de/pbs/data...7443630550.pdf
mairomaster , 07-03-2018, 02:36 AM
You don't really need the second part included in the schematics in this case.
Paul van Avesaath , 07-10-2018, 02:03 AM
well thats a wierd way of making a component 
guess someone thought it would help.. I agree with mairomaster you dont need to implement it on the schematics.. but I would suggest removing it just to be sure.. just delete part B from the library component in your local lib.
guess someone thought it would help.. I agree with mairomaster you dont need to implement it on the schematics.. but I would suggest removing it just to be sure.. just delete part B from the library component in your local lib.Use our interactive Discord forum to reply or ask new questions.