Pinmux Web Tool

A web tool for engineers to map and validate pin multiplexing configurations, helping hardware designers optimize peripheral connections and routing in MCUs and FPGAs.

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About This Tool

Purpose-built for hardware teams, the Pinmux Web Tool enables planning and validation of pin usage across MCU and FPGA families. It models a pinmux matrix to evaluate feasible mappings, detect conflicts, and propose optimized configurations. The tool covers common peripherals (UART, SPI, I2C, PWM) and supports alternative functions, drive strength, IO standards, and shared-pin constraints. The core logic translates device data into a constraint-satisfaction problem, solving for assignments that satisfy per-pin limits and peripheral requirements, then presenting one or more viable mappings with a recommended option. Users benefit from rapid iteration on device selection, package choice, and routing strategies, reducing design cycles and lowering risk during bring-up and field updates. Advanced users can run batch scenarios, export mappings for documentation, and integrate results into design logs. The tool focuses on mapping correctness and basic electrical constraints, not on full timing analysis or detailed signal integrity. It is suitable for electronics engineers, PCB designers, and verification teams seeking deterministic pin usage insights and auditable design records.

How to Use

  1. Define device_family, package, and the list of peripherals with required signals.
  2. Specify constraints such as required pins, alternate functions, IO standards, and shared pin rules.
  3. Run the mapping calculation to obtain feasible configurations.
  4. Review the mapping table, conflicts, and the recommended configuration with rationale.
  5. Iterate by adjusting constraints or device selection and re-run to converge on an optimal solution.
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Frequently Asked Questions

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What is pin multiplexing and why use this tool?
Pin multiplexing assigns multiple peripheral functions to a limited set of physical pins. This tool helps plan safe mappings, detect conflicts, and compare alternatives, reducing design iterations and preventing routing or standard violations.
Which devices are supported?
The tool supports common MCU and FPGA families by device_family and package. For unsupported devices, you can import custom pinout data and reusable constraints to run mappings.
Can I export results for reporting?
Yes. The mapping results and constraint rationale can be exported in CSV or JSON formats to integrate with design logs and BOM/story documentation.
Does this tool replace timing or SI analysis?
No. It focuses on logical pin assignments and basic electrical constraints. It does not perform full timing analysis or signal integrity simulations.

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