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<solderjumper />

Overview​

A <solderjumper /> is a tiny jumper made from exposed pads on the PCB. These pads can be bridged or cut to change the circuit after manufacturing. While a regular <jumper /> usually uses a header-style footprint, solder jumpers are often just copper pads separated by a thin gap.

export default () => (
  <solderjumper name="SJ1" footprint="solderjumper2_bridged12" bridgedPins={[["1","2"]]} />
)
Schematic Circuit Preview

This snippet is based on the tests from tscircuit/core.

If you provide the bridgedPins property, tscircuit will create a small trace connecting those pins by default. You can cut the trace to open the connection or solder across the pads to reconnect them.

Properties​

The <solderjumper /> component extends <jumper /> with one additional property. From @tscircuit/props:

export interface SolderJumperProps extends JumperProps {
  /** Pins that are bridged with solder by default */
  bridgedPins?: string[][]
}

Use solder jumpers when you need a configuration option that can be easily changed with a soldering iron.