datasheet-interpreter

To extract pinouts and I2C addresses from a PDF datasheet, use the extract_specs.py script with a URL or local file. It parses the document and returns structured specifications including pin assignments and communication addresses for hardware design.

Yes, you can parse a datasheet PDF directly from a manufacturer URL. The skill uses httpx to download the document and pdfplumber to extract specifications like voltage ranges and SPI addresses, outputting a structured summary for quick integration.

You can automatically pull voltage and current ranges, I2C/SPI addresses, operating temperatures, timing specs, and register maps from a component datasheet. The parser also generates pin assignments and connection information to accelerate prototyping.

Pdfplumber works well for extracting register maps and timing specs from PDFs by reading structured text and tables. Combined with the included scripts, it transforms dense datasheet documents into actionable markdown or structured data.

The best way to get a markdown summary of a local datasheet PDF is running extract_specs.py with the --file and --format markdown flags. This processes the local document and outputs concise specifications and pinout tables.

Yes, pdfplumber is a required dependency to parse datasheet PDFs for voltage and current ranges. The skill relies on it alongside httpx to read local files or downloaded URLs and extract critical hardware specifications.