import Regulator, ElectricPower

regulator = new Regulator

# Connect input power (unregulated)
power_input = new ElectricPower
assert power_input.voltage within 7V to 20V  # Wide input range
regulator.power_in ~ power_input

# Connect output power (regulated)
power_output = new ElectricPower
regulator.power_out ~ power_output

# Output voltage depends on regulator type:
# - LDO: Vout = Vin - Dropout_voltage
# - Switching: Vout = Function(Vin, feedback network)

# Connect to load
load_circuit ~ power_output

# Note: This is a generic regulator interface
# Use specific regulator types for actual implementations:
# - LDO for low noise, low efficiency
# - Buck for high efficiency step-down
# - Boost for step-up conversion
# - Buck-boost for bidirectional conversion

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Interfaces

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power_in
ElectricPower
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power_out
ElectricPower

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Global Attributes

These attributes are available to all modules and interfaces in a design.
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lcsc_id
str
Assign the LCSC ID of the module.If set, this will tell the picker to select that part from LCSC for this block.
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manufacturer
str
This module’s manufacturer name, as a string.Only exact matches on the manufacturer’s name will be found by the picker. It’s recommended to fill this information based on what ato create component provides.
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mpn
str
This module’s manufacturer part number, as a string.For the picker to select the correct part from the manufacturer, this must be set.
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package
str
The package of the module.This drives which components can be selected, and what footprint is used.Must exactly match a known package name.
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exclude_from_bom
bool
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override_net_name
str
When set on an interface, this will override the net name of the interface.This is useful for renaming nets which are automatically generated.
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required
bool
Only for ModuleInterfaces. If set to True, require that interface is connected to something outside of the module it’s defined in.
import Regulator, ElectricPower

regulator = new Regulator

# Connect input power (unregulated)
power_input = new ElectricPower
assert power_input.voltage within 7V to 20V  # Wide input range
regulator.power_in ~ power_input

# Connect output power (regulated)
power_output = new ElectricPower
regulator.power_out ~ power_output

# Output voltage depends on regulator type:
# - LDO: Vout = Vin - Dropout_voltage
# - Switching: Vout = Function(Vin, feedback network)

# Connect to load
load_circuit ~ power_output

# Note: This is a generic regulator interface
# Use specific regulator types for actual implementations:
# - LDO for low noise, low efficiency
# - Buck for high efficiency step-down
# - Boost for step-up conversion
# - Buck-boost for bidirectional conversion