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Terminology
Basic Electrical Terminology Volts (Power), V The potential difference in charge between two points The size of the force that sends the electrons through a circuit Amperes (Current), Amp, I The unit used to measure electric current The number of ele...
Resources
Resources/References: https://www.chiefdelphi.com/t/zebrapower-2-0-the-zebracornss-battery-paper-update/440093 (Team 900’s Battery Paper) https://docs.wpilib.org/en/stable/docs/hardware/hardware-basics/robot-battery.html https://frcteam3255.github.io/Wiki/...
What you need to install
SOLIDWORKS SOLIDWORKS is a popular CAD (computer-aided design) software used for product development. We use SOLIDWORKS to design, simulate, and manufacture our robots. You can download SOLIDWORKS using the instructions in the pinned message of the CAD chan...
Creating a Gearbox
Find a 2x1 from WCP Go to the Punched Tubing tab in the WCP website. Navigate to WCP-1025 in the CAD & Drawings section. Then click the grey link called "STEP". Find other parts Using the same search method find the following and put all of the files i...
Table of Contents for Software Tools
Table of Contents with links for all the software tools we use to code robots here at Yeti! Git - A version control system widely used in the industry and on our team that helps track code changes, manage branches, and collaboration with the team. Github - O...
Using CAD in AdvantageScope
Overview Simulation is very important for YETI, allowing us to test and develop code without a physical robot. Being able to use the CAD created by our team members simulates the actual hardware and can be used to troubleshoot more precisely. The documentatio...
Google Templates
Resources You must be a YETI member in our shared drive to cr Google Docs Template: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ZMNFJ5ofWfKAltmKTfIY7B4GTsRJHFStQITq3h8AbFE/template/preview?tab=t.0 Google Slides Template: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1dN...
Molex Crimps
Molex is the brand of crimps that we use in ensuring connection between 22 gauge wires. This has been a challenge for some of our electrical students to mastering it is important for our robots power and CANbus. The first step in crimping these includes stri...
Tips for being a Programmer at Comp
Troubleshooting Whenever facing unknown problems at comp, the first thing to do is check the match logs and replay them in AdvantageScope. This will likely reveal the nature of the issue you face, whether it be excessive CPU usage or driver error. When...
Setting up Motors
Overview There are a couple of steps involved with setting up your bot's motors, and this page will cover these steps. Updating ID and Name Updating the ID and name of motors contributes functionally to address the motors in code and organizationally to und...
Deploying the Correct Code
It's important to make sure the correct code is deployed to the robot before demos to ensure there are no unwanted bugs (secret features) that could jeopardize the quality of the demo. This page will guide you through selecting and deploying the correct branch...
Using the Driver Station
Being able to operate the driver station (DS) is necessary to operate the robot. This will guide you through the things you need to know when using the DS at demos. This is the operation tab. Selecting different modes on the menu at 1 will allow you to swit...
Power Transmission Basics
Power Transmission Basics A Power Transmission, for the most part, allows rotational motion to be altered and moved around a mechanism. This allows for a mechanism to be far away from a motor and have more speed or torque than the motor outputs. Think about a...
PathPlanner
Overview and Resources: PathPlanner is a pathing tool developed by team #3015 and is fairly easy to use because of its intuitive, visual nature. Here are the docs: https://pathplanner.dev/home.html This page will show you how to effectively use the tool: ht...
Choreo
Overview and Resources This tool was created by a developer group called Sleipnir Here are the docs for Choreo: https://choreo.autos/ This guide will walk you through how to use Choreo: https://choreo.autos/usage/editing-paths/ This page will be further ...
Why CAD for Electrical
Electrical CAD is a new idea that we wish to implement in future seasons. This past season we struggled with aligning the ideas of our design team with our electrical sub team which ultimately led to interfering issues. Electrical CAD specifically is used fo...
Plotting and Scheming
Plot (pluh): One of the most valuable tools for your tuning endeavors is the Phoenix Tuner plot. The reason this is so useful is that it shows you how much your mechanism is off (in terms of position and velocity) in an intuitive manner. Read through this gu...
Getting Started With CacheCAD
CacheCAD is what we use to manage our files in solidworks. Here is how to use it effectively. 1. Installation Use this installation link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BaY2dzd9njdK8UrvhdGPG2ClQ6J_iNNR/viewAfter installing, you should see this image:Type "...
Pathplanner vs Choreo
Overview Pathplanner and Choreo are two solutions to generating paths in the autonomous period, and they are quite similar in many respects. At the time this page is being written (Summer 2025), YETI doesn't have experience with using Choreo. Therefore, it is...
Checking the Controls
Overview During demos, it's generally pretty important to know what buttons make your robot move. Sometimes, these controls will not be readily available to you in the form of a graphic or a veteran. This page will guide you through how to figure out your con...