GPS module micro USB NEO-6M NEO-7M NEO-8M satellite positioning 51 single-chip for Arduino STM32 routines

$ 1.84

Description

Precision Satellite Positioning for Arduino & STM32 Projects

Elevate your embedded systems and IoT prototypes with the high-performance GPS module, designed for seamless integration into Arduino, STM32, and other microcontroller routines. Whether you are building a navigation system, a geofencing device, or a location-tracking tracker, this compact single-chip solution delivers reliable global positioning with minimal setup complexity.

Key Features & Highlights

  • Multi-Version Compatibility: Available in NEO-6M, NEO-7M, and NEO-8M variants to suit your specific accuracy and power consumption needs.
  • Convenient Micro-USB Interface: Directly connect to your computer or power source via Micro-USB for easy configuration, firmware updates, and data logging without additional wiring.
  • High-Sensitivity Receiver: Features a 51-channel single-chip design for rapid satellite acquisition and stable tracking, even in challenging urban environments.
  • Seamless Microcontroller Integration: Optimized for use with Arduino and STM32 platforms, supporting standard UART communication for effortless coding and routine implementation.
  • Compact & Lightweight: Small form factor ensures it fits easily into tight project spaces, making it ideal for drones, wearables, and portable devices.

Technical Specifications

  • Model Options: NEO-6M / NEO-7M / NEO-8M
  • Interface: Micro-USB (with UART bridge)
  • Positioning Accuracy: Up to 2.5m CEP (depending on model)
  • Compatible Platforms: Arduino, STM32, Raspberry Pi, ESP32
  • Application: Satellite positioning, time synchronization, asset tracking

Experience the reliability of trusted GPS technology in a user-friendly package. Perfect for hobbyists, students, and developers looking to add precise location data to their next project.

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