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1 comparison/month
Datasheet Comparison Tool
Formulas and Formatting, with transparent engineering review.
SpecCore supports engineering teams that compare technical datasheets, normalize specifications across formats, and prepare clean comparison outputs for purchasing, supplier review, and design approval.
The workflow favors deterministic extraction and visible normalization: known labels are mapped to canonical fields, conversion formulas remain available, source values are preserved, and ambiguous rows are held for engineering review.
The intended app flow is upload-first. Optional context can improve classification, but the comparison process begins with the files themselves.
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Interactive walkthrough
The sample files include product overview content, ordering details, technical notes, and structured specification tables. They are available for download so the source material behind the comparison matrix remains visible.
Sample files are fictional demonstration materials and contain selectable text and tables representative of ordinary supplier documents.
Formulas and Formatting
The matrix shows raw values beside normalized values, with conversion results and review notes preserved for each row.
Both sample files include supplier-style copy, notes, ordering data, and structured specs.
The parser reads selectable text and tables while preserving the original value.
Different units are converted side by side, with typical values and mismatches flagged.
| Spec | HelioFab Original | VectorTherm Original | HelioFab Normalized | VectorTherm Normalized | Review |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wafer compatibility | 200 mm | 12 in | 200 mm | 304.8 mm | Not equivalent; size mismatch flagged |
| Temperature range | -20 to 180 C | -4 F to 356 F | -20 to 180 C | -20 to 180 C | Equivalent after conversion |
| Vacuum pressure | 0.005 Torr | 5 mTorr typ | 0.005 Torr | 0.005 Torr | Equivalent; typical warning |
| Cooling flow | 2.5 L/min | 0.66 GPM | 2.5 L/min | 2.498 L/min | Equivalent after conversion |
| Power | 850 W | 1.05 kW max | 850 W | 1050 W | VectorTherm higher draw |
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Uploads and comparisons are counted when they are created. Removing a file or workspace later does not restore usage for the month.
What the app is being built to do
The app starts with deterministic rules, preserves human confirmation for ambiguous specifications, and keeps low-confidence mappings visible for review.
Planned comparison flow
Select two or more datasheets or parametric spreadsheets.
Vendor, component category, project name, and notes can improve labeling while keeping the first run file-led.
The system reads known columns and specs, maps units, and shows formulas.
Only unresolved or ambiguous specs need human confirmation.
Drop in PDFs, spreadsheet exports, CSV files, and vendor spec sheets. The file upload is the required step.
Vendor, category, model, and notes are optional inputs that can improve labeling without blocking the first run.
Known spreadsheet columns and parser rules return comparison-ready rows quickly, with slower review reserved for ambiguous fields.
Engineers confirm questionable matches after extraction, then export source-linked results for purchasing or supervisor review.