Addition of LM3150 Buck Converter Controller

[jamesrlucas]

Addition of LM3150 Buck Converter Controller from Texas Instruments

Datasheet

I've laid the pins out in a manner that gives a clean schematic look - this is why ILIM & FB are on the right, depsite being inputs, and VCC is on the left. (See screenshot)
Are you happy with the footprint filter? Or should I make it more specific?

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[jamesrlucas]

Is Travis on holiday or something?

[chschlue]

Probably quarantined.

[cpresser]

I like your pin-layout. Well though and even with an example how it can be wired up ❤️ .

Here is my review:

• Pin names, numbers, types are good
• package and fp-filter are good
• Pin length must be 100mil (I wonder why travis does not detect that - perhaps we need a better test)
• VIN can go onto the left side. Actually most voltage-regulators in the library are build that way and we like consistency. It does generate travis warning, but is okay. (We want to rework that anyway Improve S4.2 examples kicad-website#478). Then you can also put ENall the way to the top, then have VIN and with enough space to put a R_Small resistor the RONpin. Similar to point 4 in the data-sheet.
• Please drop the word 'package' from the description, also 42-V should be 42V (without the dash)

[jamesrlucas]

All done!

Travis didn't run when I previously submitted, so it didn't pick up the pin name offsets / lengths. All sorted now though.