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A. Thus it can be powered with a XL4005 5A step-down adjustable voltage regulator

                   module that can be bought from RobotEdu [8].
                          These servo motors were selected because they are lighter than direct current

                   (DC) geared motor, angular position can be controlled with pulse-width modulation
                   (PWM) signal, and servo motor with torque higher than 50kgcm has maximum current

                   consumption up to 10A which will result in difficulty designing high current voltage

                   regulator and replacing the servo motor’s cable with a thicker one by soldering.  Two
                   RDS3128 servo motors will be powered with a XL4005 module, thus limiting each servo

                   motor current consumption to 2 A to prevent overheating, so the servo motor capped
                   torque  is  15.625  kgcm.  The  maximum  weight  capacity  of  the  robot  is  where  the

                   calculation is shown in Eq. (2) based on the capped RDS3128 servo motor torque of
                   15.625  kgcm  and  leg  specification  shown  in  Figure  7  with  two  legs  supporting  the

                   weight as it walks.



















                                             Figure 7: MR2 leg specification.


                   15.625⁡         ÷ 27.5⁡     × 4 + 15.625⁡         ÷ 19.21⁡     × 4 = 5.526⁡               (2)

                     The extension mechanism used a MG995 servo motors with torque of 10kgcm to lift

               up the Gerege and its holder. The MR2 will be able to extend to a height higher than 1m
               with the extension mechanism at the highest position and legs fully extended. The robot has

               a length of 0.795 m, width 0.55 m, and height below 0.8 m at normal standing position.


               2.3  Electronic Design of MR1


                     The MR1 will be powered with a 22.2 V 2600 mAh Li-Po rechargeable battery and

               several XL4005 voltage regulator module supplying power to Arduino Mega 2560 at 7.2 V.






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