BOM Procurement List

Complete bill of materials, with recommended procurement channels and alternative substitutes. Prices are reference only and fluctuate with the market.

B.1 Core Electronics

PartSpecQtyReference unit priceProcurement advice
ServoFeetech HD1910 (dual-shaft magnetic-encoder TTL)14–15low–midFeetech official / authorized distributor
MainboardRK3566 board1midauthorized channel
IMUMPU6050 / ICM209481lowgeneric module
Battery2S/3S lithium1lowpair with BMS
BMSlithium protection board1lowwith low-voltage / over-current protection

B.2 Structure and Fasteners

PartSpecQtyNotes
3D-printed partsPLA1 set20%–40% infill
M2 screwsseveralservo-horn fastening
M3 screwsseveralstructural fastening
Washers / bearingsseveralfriction reduction, positioning

B.3 Wiring and Miscellaneous

PartNotes
Servo TTL bus cabledaisy-chains 15 servos; use shielded cable to reduce interference
Thick power wireservo power, from BMS
Cable ties / heat-shrinkwiring fixation

B.4 Tiered Procurement Advice

Three tiers by budget:

PackageContentsPurpose
Minimal simulation packageGPU computer onlyrun simulation, no hardware needed
Hardware-in-the-loop packageRK3566 + IMU + a few servosvalidate bus / calibration
Full machine packagefull BOMcomplete assembly and deployment

It is recommended to first procure the hardware-in-the-loop package to validate bus communication and calibration, then move to the full machine, reducing one-time investment risk.

B.5 Cost Comparison (Reference)

PlanMain cost
Original MicroDuck399 USD + forwarding/customs
Domestic Feetech full machineservo + board + printing + misc., significantly lower

The domestic solution's core value is low cost + domestic supply + controllability; concrete numbers fluctuate with procurement channels, and the book's main text defers to actual purchases.