import ResistorArray, ElectricPower, ElectricLogic

# Create 8-resistor array for pull-ups
pullup_array = new ResistorArray(resistor_count=8)
pullup_array.resistance = 10kohm +/- 5%
pullup_array.rated_power = 125mW
pullup_array.rated_voltage = 50V
pullup_array.package = "4816"  # 8-pin SIP package

# Connect power supply
power_3v3 = new ElectricPower
assert power_3v3.voltage within 3.3V +/- 5%

# Use for GPIO pull-ups
gpio_signals = new ElectricLogic[8]
for i in range(8):
    gpio_signals[i].reference ~ power_3v3
    gpio_signals[i].line ~> pullup_array.resistors[i] ~> power_3v3.hv
    microcontroller.gpio[i] ~ gpio_signals[i].line

# Alternative: 4-resistor array for I2C/SPI bus termination
termination_array = new ResistorArray(resistor_count=4)
termination_array.resistance = 33ohm +/- 1%
termination_array.package = "4806"  # 4-pin array

# Common applications: pull-up/pull-down networks, bus termination,
# voltage dividers, current limiting, LED drivers

Init Args

resistor_count
int

Parameters

rated_power
watt
rated_voltage
volt
resistance
ohm

Global Attributes

These attributes are available to all modules and interfaces in a design.
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.
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.
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.
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.
exclude_from_bom
bool
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.
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 ResistorArray, ElectricPower, ElectricLogic

# Create 8-resistor array for pull-ups
pullup_array = new ResistorArray(resistor_count=8)
pullup_array.resistance = 10kohm +/- 5%
pullup_array.rated_power = 125mW
pullup_array.rated_voltage = 50V
pullup_array.package = "4816"  # 8-pin SIP package

# Connect power supply
power_3v3 = new ElectricPower
assert power_3v3.voltage within 3.3V +/- 5%

# Use for GPIO pull-ups
gpio_signals = new ElectricLogic[8]
for i in range(8):
    gpio_signals[i].reference ~ power_3v3
    gpio_signals[i].line ~> pullup_array.resistors[i] ~> power_3v3.hv
    microcontroller.gpio[i] ~ gpio_signals[i].line

# Alternative: 4-resistor array for I2C/SPI bus termination
termination_array = new ResistorArray(resistor_count=4)
termination_array.resistance = 33ohm +/- 1%
termination_array.package = "4806"  # 4-pin array

# Common applications: pull-up/pull-down networks, bus termination,
# voltage dividers, current limiting, LED drivers