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Pinscope reviews schematics the way a good senior engineer does: with the datasheets open. Pinscope reviews schematics the way a good senior engineer does: with the datasheets open.
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Give it a netlist, a BOM, and your datasheet PDFs. It builds a graph of your design, reads each IC's datasheet, and checks the circuit around every part against what the manufacturer actually specifies — reference application, pin functions, absolute maximums, recommended operating conditions. Every finding points at the datasheet page that backs it up, so you can judge the call yourself instead of trusting a black box. Give it a netlist, a BOM, and your datasheet PDFs. It builds a graph of your design, reads each IC's datasheet, and checks the circuit around every part against what the manufacturer actually specifies — reference application, pin functions, absolute maximums, recommended operating conditions. Every finding points at the datasheet page that backs it up, so you can judge the call yourself instead of trusting a black box.