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ARML Component Reference

Component layout

Figure 1: diagram showing components of the AR Magic Lantern and how they are connected. The labels on each component correspond to labels in the images of the physical hardware and in the component list.

Figure 2: photo of the ARML with the upper and lower parts of the housing separated, so the internal components are visible. The labels correspond to labels in the system diagram and the component list.

Figure 3: photo of the ARML from the bottom, with battery compartment door removed. The labels correspond to labels in the system diagram and the component list.

Figure 4: photo of the ARML from the bottom, showing detail of power management components (p). The labels correspond to labels in the system diagram and the component list.

Figure 5: photos of the ARML from the top, bottom, front and back. The labels correspond to labels in the system diagram and the component list.

Component list

Description Vendor Links    
a1 Electret condenser microphone. Leads wrapped in copper shielding tape. Connected with TRRL audio plug breakout board to microphone input on mainboard. Amazon
a2, a3 Tang Band W1-2121S full-range speakers, 12W power handling. Connected to speaker outputs on (a4) SoundImports
a4 Class D stereo audio amplifier (MAX98306), 3.7W per channel. Connected to audio output on the mainboard.
Voltage: 5V from mainboard
Amazon
v1 OAK-D Pro W stereo wide-angle camera with hi-resolution colour centre camera (IMX378). Connected with USB 3.2 SuperSpeed cable to mainboard. Luxonis
v2 EKB Technologies E4500MKIIRGBHP-OXF DLP development module, 600 ANSI lumens, on-axis, extended depth of focus.
Voltage: 11-16V, 12V nominal; Current: 6A typical, 7A max
EKB
v3 Addressable LED strip compatible with Neopixel libraries, RGBW (RGB + white) Powered by 5V DC from the mainboard. Connected to Arduino digital output for programmability.
Total LEDS: 63; Logo window: 9; Top: 30; Bottom: 24
Voltage: 5V nominal (from mainboard); Current: 1.3A typical, 3.8A max
Amazon
b1 LattePanda 3 Delta 864 mainboard with Intel N5105 mobile processor. Onboard ATMEGA32U4 microcontroller for Arduino development. 8GB RAM, 64GB eMMc, Onboard WiFi, Bluetooth, Audio input/output.
Voltage: 11-15V; Current: 2A typical, 3A max
DFRobot
h1 Tactile push-button mounted on top of the handle. Connected to Arduino digital input. Amazon
h2 Bosch BNO055 9-DOF IMU with onboard microprocessor and sensor fusion. Amazon
c1, c2 Noctua 40x10mm ultra-low-noise intake fans mounted in front next to projector heatsinks.
Voltage: 5V from the mainboard.
Amazon
c2, c3 Noctua 40x20mm ultra-low-noise exhaust fans mounted in back. Powered by 5V DC from the mainboard. Amazon
p1 Holder (1) for CR2477 3V long-life RTC battery (1000mAh) (2). Connected to RTC battery leads on mainboard. See Power troubleshooting. Amazon(1)
Amazon(2)
p2 Push-button switch to manually power on the mainboard. Mounted within the battery compartment for admin use )(see Power troubleshooting). Connected to the power switch leads on the mainboard. Amazon
p3, p4 LM2587 boost converters with breakout boards. Input is unregulated DC 12V from main battery or external power supply, output is regulated DC 13.3V to (p3) mainboard and (p4) projector.
Voltage: 11-13V input, 13.3V output; Current: 5A max (each). N.B.: Turn pot counter-clockwise to increase voltage output.
Amazon
p5 KCD1 External power switch mounted on top part of body, under the handle. Interrupts all battery and external power supply current. Amazon
p6 Tamiya compatible 2-pin 13.5mm 10A connector Amazon
p7 BLR-1210 Main battery pack: 12V, 10Ah (120W). See Power Reference BaLiRe
p8 Charger for 12V DC battery pack, 2A(1) or 5A(2) AliExpress(1)
AliExpress(2)
p9 Adaptor cable: Yamiya compatible connector to standard 5.5mm barrel jack. See Power Reference
p910 External 12V DC power supply, minimum current 5A (60W). See Power Reference Amazon
x1 Remote control with typical AndroidTV button layout. Amazon
x2 Receiver for x1 remote control. Connected to USB A port of mainboard.
x3 USB peripherals such as a memory stick, hub, etc.
x4 External USB C port. Connected to (extends) USB C port on mainboard. Supports USB-C PD (power delivery) standard for powering the mainboard in development mode. Cable (1): USB C male to female, 30cm. Adaptor (2): USB C U-turn adaptor Amazon(1) Amazon(2)