for Raspberry Pi GNSS L76X GPS HAT Supports Multi-GNSS Systems GPS BDS QZSS Supports DGPS SBAS Interface UART with External Antenna Industrial PDA Tracking Security System Module @XYGStudy
细节
- BrandXYG-Raspberry
- Model NameL76X GPS HAT
- Connectivity TechnologyUSB GPIO
- Included Components(function(f) {
- CPU ManufacturerQualcomm
描述
🚀 Elevate Your Projects with Precision GPS Power!
- SEAMLESS INTEGRATION - Easily connects to Raspberry Pi and Jetson Nano for instant functionality.
- VERSATILE APPLICATIONS - Ideal for industrial PDA tracking and security systems.
- RAPID TRACKING TECHNOLOGY - Leverage self-track prediction for quick and reliable positioning.
- POWER EFFICIENT PERFORMANCE - Enjoy long-lasting operation with low power consumption.
- PRECISION AT YOUR FINGERTIPS - Experience unparalleled accuracy with multi-GNSS support.
The L76X GPS HAT is a cutting-edge module designed for Raspberry Pi and Jetson Nano, offering support for multiple GNSS systems including GPS, BDS, and QZSS. With features like fast positioning, high accuracy, and low power consumption, it’s the perfect solution for enhancing your projects with reliable global positioning capabilities.
规格
| Processor Brand | Qualcomm, NVIDIA |
| Wireless Compability | 802.11bgn |
| Compatible Devices | Raspberry Pi series boards, Jetson Nano |
| Processor Count | 1 |
| Connectivity Technology | USB, GPIO |
评论
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GPS HAT is easy, but does not NTP
Good: this GPS HAT is easy to connect, and the GPS worked well! It acquired a signal quickly, even indoors. The obvious extras are included, like external antenna, uFL to SMA adapter, and mounting standoffs and screws. A Pi with this HAT will fit in most cases that have just a little room above the Pi.However: I wanted to build a Raspberry Pi 4B NTP server. The pulse-per-second (PPS) is just the PPS LED blinking, and that signal is not connected to a GPIO pin so I can't build a super-accurate NTP server with it. I have learned that "GPS with PPS" isn't enough when the PPS is just one blink per second ... See also https://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-reviews/R1I0BIBRXSIZHC/As long as you don't want PPS on GPIO, this seems like a nice little GPS HAT.
