Description
The GPS Receiver for Arduino seamlessly integrates GPS functionality with Arduino, combining a GPS module and antenna within a compact enclosure. If you've ever used a GPS receiver, you're likely familiar with their widespread presence in devices such as smartphones, cars, and computers. These receivers are essential for accurately tracking your location anywhere on the planet.
With the GPS Receiver for Arduino and the TinyGPS library, you can effortlessly access a wealth of geographic data, including latitude, longitude, altitude, speed, heading, and GMT time.
The update rate is a crucial performance metric for any GPS receiver. Many GPS modules in mobile phones operate at a standard 1Hz update rate, which means they provide one set of data per second. However, for applications requiring more frequent data updates, such as fast-moving vehicles, GPS receivers with update rates ranging from 1 to 10Hz are available. These higher update rates reduce the data interval and enable their use in demanding scenarios.
- UBX-G7020-KT solution
- 1Hz(default) ~ 10Hz output
- 9600bps(default) [support:4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200, 230400, 460800, 921600] TTL serial interface
- 5v @ 30mA (support 3.3~5v)
- 56-Channel receiver
- Extremely high sensitivity -161dBm
- Accuracy 2.5m (Autonomous) / <2m[SBAS]
- Operating temperature: -40°C to 85°C
- Hot Start: 1s
- Warm Start: 28s
- Cold Start: 29s
- Module Size 28*28*8.6mm (1.10*1.10*0.34")
- Enclosure Size 37x48x16mm(1.46x1.89x0.63")
- LED indicator
Resource
Package List- GPS Receiver for Arduino(Model) x1
- Enclosure x1
- Cable x1
