uart/: great renaming to nxuart, including references in Makefile

nxuart/bom/uart.sub

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+#SUB
+
+# From ben-wpan/bom, which in turn inherited it from gta02-core
+
+-> T=unknown
+
+R[0-9P]* {	# also handle RP...
+    -> T=R
+    VAL=*[0-9] -> R=${VAL}R
+    VAL=$R -> R=$VAL
+#    -> TOL=5%
+    FN=$% -> TOL=$FN
+}
+
+RP[0-9]* {
+    -> T=RA
+    RP220[123] -> ARRAY=4
+    # the other parameters have already been taken care of by R*
+}
+
+C[0-9]* {
+    -> T=C
+    VAL=*F -> C=$VAL
+    VAL=(*F)/RF -> C=$VAL:1 X=RF	# *F/RF "wins" against the *F above
+    FN=*V -> V=>=$FN
+}
+
+L[0-9]* {
+    -> T=L
+    VAL=*H -> L=$VAL
+    FN=*A -> I=>=$FN
+}
+
+B[0-9]* {
+    -> T=FILTER M=BEAD
+    VAL=$R -> R=$VAL
+    FN=*A -> I=$FN
+    FN=*R -> Rdc=$FN
+    FN=0.45R -> Rdc=450mR	# hack
+}
+
+D[0-9]* {
+    -> T=D
+    VAL=*F {	# heuristic to detect TVS
+	-> M=TVS
+	VAL=*F -> C=<=$VAL
+	FN=(*V)ac -> Vac=$FN:1
+	FN=(*V)dc -> Vdc=$FN:1
+
+	#
+	# Hack: some companies specify the class of varistors with Vdc = 9 V
+	# as Vac = 6.5 V while others use Vac = 7 V. Sometimes, Vac is even
+	# omitted entirely.
+	#
+	# Here, we work around the issue that Karmax use Vac = 6.5 V,
+	# Cooper/Bussmann use Vac = 7V if at all, and out schematics specify
+	# Vac = 6.5 V.
+	#
+	Vac=6.5V {
+	    -> Vac=
+	    -> Vdc=9V
+	}
+    }
+}
+
+VR[0-9]* -> T=D M=TVS {
+	VAL=$V -> Vdc=$VAL	# neither clean nor consistent with the above
+	FN=*F -> C=<=$FN
+}
+
+X[0-9]* {
+    -> T=XTAL
+    VAL=*Hz -> F=$VAL
+    FN=*F -> C=$FN
+    FN=*ppm -> TOL=<=$FN
+}
+
+
+FP=8:10-card -> VAL=8:10-card
+FP=PAD_2mm -> VAL=PAD_2mm