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ee-datasheet-master

Use when user has/is reading a component datasheet or spec sheet to find chip parameters: pinout, voltage, I2C address, timing, register map, electrical characteristics. Trigger on PDF+chip questions. Also: 规格书, 数据手册, 芯片参数. All IC types.

skill-install — Terminal

Install via CLI (Recommended)

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/baorepo/ee-datasheet-master
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EE Datasheet Master

Iron Law: PDF Content Only

ALL DATA MUST ORIGINATE FROM THE PDF.
Allowed: Extract → Calculate from extracted data
Forbidden: Use prior knowledge → Fill gaps with guesses

Allowed Derivations

TypeExample
Mathematical calculationP = V × I from voltage and current
Unit conversiondBm → mW, binary → hex
Address calculation"001000x" → 0x10/0x11
CountingPin count from Pin Description table

When deriving: Show source data (page) + calculation steps + result

Forbidden Behaviors

BehaviorCorrection
"I know this chip..."Find the spec in PDF
"Typical value is..."Read the actual value from PDF
"Similar chips have..."This one may differ
Guessing to fill gapsOutput "NOT SPECIFIED IN DATASHEET" + acquisition path (see below)

When the PDF Cannot Provide the Answer

"NOT SPECIFIED IN DATASHEET" is not a dead end. Always follow it with how to obtain the missing information.

Response Template

"[Parameter] is not specified in this datasheet. To obtain it: [specific method below]."

If the datasheet references an application note or supplementary doc by name, cite it:

"Section X references Application Note [AN-xxx] for this topic — search [Manufacturer] website."

Reasoning Framework for Missing Parameters

When a parameter is absent, reason through these questions to give a concrete, actionable path:

1. Why is it missing?

  • Wrong document — this is a brief/product datasheet; the full reference manual or application note contains it → identify the correct document by name
  • Test-condition mismatch — the spec exists but not at the user's specific conditions (load, frequency, temperature) → explain which conditions differ and how that affects the value
  • Application-dependent — the value depends on external components or PCB layout the user controls → explain what determines it and how to calculate or simulate
  • Manufacturer-controlled — the data is from qualification testing, not released publicly → identify the right contact channel

2. What does the user actually need it for?

  • Design margin check → an approximation or worst-case bound may be sufficient
  • Debugging a failure → direct measurement in the actual circuit is more reliable than a datasheet value
  • Qualification / compliance → only manufacturer-provided data is acceptable

3. What is the most direct path given the above? Tailor the recommendation to the specific parameter and context — a thermal resistance question for an LDO in a hot enclosure calls for a different answer than the same question for a signal-path op-amp. Reason about: what equipment would give this measurement, what document would contain this spec, or what formula derives this value from things the user can measure or control.


6-Phase Workflow

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Updated2026-05-01
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Paste this into your clawhub.json to enable this plugin.

{
  "plugins": {
    "official-baorepo-ee-datasheet-master": {
      "enabled": true,
      "auto_update": true
    }
  }
}
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