Hi folks, I was using KiCad to make a board today (yeah, the novelty of actually *using* it!), and I noticed that there's been some changes in schematic symbols--and I'm wondering if it was on purpose.
I was adding a pmos to my schematic, and I noticed there are: Q_PMOS_DGS Q_PMOS_DSG Q_PMOS_GDS Q_PMOS_GSD Q_PMOS_SDG Q_PMOS_SGD and the change is basically to change the pin numbers. Years ago, I thought it was that the schematic was a "logical" representation of your circuit, and the assignment of footprints to schematic symbols was where you chose parts, especially for things like fets. Is this a transitory thing, or is this the way we've chosen to set up the official kicad libraries? This isn't criticism, more something I was a little confused by and decided I'd check on. Thanks! Adam Wolf
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