2022 Circuits

Repository for all of the circuits for the 2021-2022 car.

Getting Started with this Git Repository

1. Create a GitHub account if you don't already have one.
2. Follow HyTech's Software Guide.
3. Download and install GitHub Desktop (basic) or Git CLI (advanced).
   • If you are using GitHub Desktop for the first time, be sure to read the User Guide.
   • If you are using Git for the first time, you should start off by reading a tutorial. There are many available online:
     • Git Tutorial
     • Atlassian Git Tutorial
   • You may want to keep a copy of GitHub's Git Cheat Sheet as a reference.
4. Talk to your subteam lead to be added to the team within the GitHub organization.
5. Clone this repository to your computer using the URLs:
   • SSH: [email protected]:hytech-racing/circuits-2022.git
   • HTTPS: https://github.com/hytech-racing/circuits-2022.git

Getting Started with EAGLE

1. Follow HyTech's Software Guide.
2. Download and install Autodesk EAGLE
3. Get the free Educational License (a .edu email address is required)

Github Software Guidelines and Electrical Designs Rules Review Process

Follow HyTech's Github Software Guidelines to understand our development flow and pull request procedure. Follow HyTech's Electrical Designs Rules Review Process to understand circuit design flow.

Circuit Board Versioning Scheme

• New boards must start their numbering at revision 1.
• Revision numbers must be incremented by 1 when a physical board is manufactured, but not at any other time.
• After a board is manufactured, the files corresponding to the manufactured version should not be modified.
• Circuit boards based off of a previous year's design should increment based off of the previous board's revision number.

More Information

• Software Guide
• Team Site
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License

This project is licensed under the GPL License v3.0. See the LICENSE file for more information.