CGES Reference

EPSA Extension Reference

Human-readable reference for CGES EPSA transport, canonical JSON field names, and transitional compatibility aliases.

Guide TypeInformative reference
Related ClaimsCGES-EPSA-BOARD-0.1, CGES-EPSA-COMPONENT-0.1
Legacy AliasCGES-EPSA-0.1 is deprecated and retained only as a legacy component-payload compatibility alias.

The core standard defines where EPSA data appears in CGES JSON and how extension declarations work. This page explains the extension in human-readable terms without putting source-tool or process policy back into the core standard body.

Transport Locations

Board-Level EPSA Fields

Canonical JSON Key Required Meaning
enabledYesGlobal EPSA enablement state.
profileYesSelected EPSA analysis profile.
systemNoSystem or product context.
ownerNoResponsible engineer or team.
goalNoPrimary EPSA objective.
risk_levelNoProgram-level risk target.
approvalNoReadiness or review state.

Component-Level EPSA Fields

Canonical JSON Key Required Meaning
roleYesFunctional role in the EPSA model.
functionNoAdditional functional description.
valueYesNormalized component value or design identity.
voltage_ratingYesCanonical operating or stress voltage rating.
current_ratingNoCanonical current rating.
power_ratingNoCanonical power rating.
toleranceNoAllowed component variation.
criticalityYesImpact level if the part fails.
failure_modeNoExpected failure behavior.
testpoint_requiredNoWhether dedicated test coverage is needed.
measurementNoPreferred observables for analysis or validation.
notesNoAnalyst notes and assumptions.

Compatibility Aliases

Some exporters still read or emit short-form rating keys. These are accepted only for transition and are not canonical.

Legacy Key Canonical Key Status
v_ratingvoltage_ratingDeprecated transitional alias
i_ratingcurrent_ratingDeprecated transitional alias
p_ratingpower_ratingDeprecated transitional alias

Source Mapping Note

Source CAD environments may use uppercase EPSA_* attributes, tool-native parameter names, or historical aliases. Exporter guides describe how those source-side names map into canonical CGES JSON keys.