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The CAD files can be found here: [CAD Models](construction). The CAD files can be found here: [CAD Models](construction).
Please note that FreeCAD version **1.1.0dev** was used, and the files might not work with older versions. Please note that FreeCAD version **1.2.0dev** was used, and the files might not work with older versions.
STL files for printing can be found here: [STL Files](construction/STL_3D_Printing/) STL files for printing can be found here: [STL Files](construction/STL_3D_Printing/)
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<img src="images/ControllerPCB.jpg" alt="Image 2" style="flex: 1; object-fit: contain; height: 10vw;"> <img src="images/ControllerPCB.jpg" alt="Image 2" style="flex: 1; object-fit: contain; height: 10vw;">
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The repository now also contains the fabrication files that can be directly uploaded to the PCB manufacturer.
## ⚙ Firmware ## ⚙ Firmware
The firmware is written in C++ and takes some inspiration from the 'SimpleFOC' project. It aims to be streamlined and readable without any extra fuss, focusing on the hardware used in this project. The firmware is written in C++ and takes some inspiration from the 'SimpleFOC' project. It aims to be streamlined and readable without any extra fuss, focusing on the hardware used in this project.