PRODUCT DETAILS

Features

• Supports NMEA and U-Blox 6 protocols. 
• Low power consumption
• Baud rates configurable
• Grove UART interface
• Both compatible with Arduino and Raspberry Pi.  

Description

If you put your Raspberry Pi or Arduino in the wild, can you track its location? If you had this GPS module, you can make it!  

The Grove - GPS module is a cost-efficient and field-programmable gadget armed with a SIM28 module and serial communication configuration. Similar to other Grove series sensors, it plugs directly into the Grove UART interface development board and provides a precise, sensitive, low power GPS module for position recognition anywhere in the world. It features 22 tracking / 66 acquisition channels GPS receiver. The sensitivity of tracking and acquisition both reach up to -160dBm, making it a great choice for personal navigation projects and location services, as well as An outstanding one among products of the same price class. 

How do GPS modules work?

Satellite Technology. GPS modules contain tiny processors and antennas that directly receive data sent by satellites through dedicated RF frequencies. From there, it’ll receive timestamp from each visible satellites, along with other pieces of data. If the module’s antenna can spot 4 or more satellites, it’s able to accurately calculate its position and time.

This GPS module can be used to locate your Raspberry Pi and Arduino. To realize its tracking function, some basic elements will be needed, here is a table to introduce them. 

Grove – GPS Module vs Grove – GPS (Air530)

Use Grove - GPS module with different expansion boards to extend more possibilities. 

Applications

• GPS tracker
• GPS navigation
• Distance measurement
• Input Voltage: 3.3/5V
• BaudRate: 9600 - 115200
• Default BaudRate: 9600

Technical details

Part List

Links

• Wiki Grove-GPS
• Grove Selection Guide

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