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GPS-18037 GNSS Receiver Breakout MAX-M10S Qwiic Multi-Band Satellite Positioning Module for GIS Navigation Projects
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- Qwiic Connect System: Connect via I2C* using a simple Qwiic cable, you can save your UART port for other peripherals and skip the soldering.
- Smart Library: Our comprehensive Arduino library uses the u-blox binary protocol (UBX) instead of clunky NMEA text strings. This reduces data overhead and enables faster readings (Lat, Long, Heading, Speed) without continuous serial polling.
- Prefer the old school way?: We broke out the standard 0.1" pins and configured the UART layout to match industry-standard serial cables.
- Quad-Constellation Support: Simultaneously tracks, GLONASS, Galileo, and BeiDou signals for superior accuracy compared to standard single-system receivers.
- Super-S Technology: Small devices usually mean small, compromised antennas. The MAX-M10S features u-blox's Super-S technology, which compensates for poor RF signals. This means you can use a smaller, less expensive antenna and still achieve a solid lock in "urban canyons" or under heavy foliage.
GPS-18037 GNSS Receiver Breakout MAX-M10S Qwiic Multi-Band Satellite Positioning Module for GIS Navigation Projects Description
Qwiic Connect System: Connect via I2C* using a simple Qwiic cable, you can save your UART port for other peripherals and skip the soldering.
Library: Our comprehensive library uses the u-blox binary protocol (UBX) instead of clunky NMEA text strings. This reduces data overhead and enables faster readings (Lat, Long, Heading, Speed) without continuous serial polling.
Prefer the old school way?: We broke out the standard 0.1" pins and configured the UART layout to match industry-standard serial cables.
Quad- Support: Simultaneously tracks, GLONASS, Galileo, and BeiDou signals for superior accuracy compared to standard single-system receivers.
Super-S Technology: Small devices usually mean small, compromised antennas. The MAX-M10S features u-blox's Super-S technology, which compensates for poor RF signals. This means you can use a smaller, less expensive antenna and still achieve a solid lock in "urban canyons" or under heavy foliage.
Color: Red
Material: plastic
Package Contents:
1*GPS-18037 GNSS Receiver Breakout
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| OPC | PWSGQDF |
|---|---|
| Codes | 6033064908467 (EAN) |
Product Data
| Height | 1cm |
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| Width | 5cm |
| Length | 6cm |
| Weight | 0.0085kg |
| Colour | Red |
| Material | Plastic |
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