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This work has been superseded by the Rust-written KiCad evaluator implemented in #14. Closing. |
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This bases on and majorly refactors the work done in #2.
ICCCaims to provide an easy-to-use framework to compute values for external components required by integrated circuits, according to their datasheets. Equations for the components can be entered in a Python class dedicated for the IC, and this tool will evaluate the correct values based on given input parameters. There is a reference use case implemented for the ROHM SemiconductorBD9E302EFJ, which matches the old implementation in #2 (see the filetools/iccc/bd9e302efj.py.