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20 Channel EM-406A SIRF III Receiver with Antenna
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£34.19 (inc Tax) £28.49 (exc Tax)
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SKU:
PPGPS-00465
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Weight:
18.0 Grams
Availability:
99 Available For Immediate Despatch, A Further 79 Available within 5 working days - Availability Updated on: May 22, 2012 at: 23:21:36 GMT
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20 Channel EM-406A SIRF III Receiver with Antenna
The EM-406A GPS module from USGlobalSat based on the spectacular SiRF StarIII chipset. This complete module is built upon the same technology as the ET-301, but includes on-board voltage regulation, LED status indicator, battery backed RAM, and a built-in patch antenna! 6-pin interface cable included.
Check out our GPS buying guide!
Features:
- Weight: 16g including cable
- 20-Channel Receiver
- Extremely high sensitivity : -159dBm
- 10m Positional Accuracy / 5m with WAAS
- Hot Start : 1s
- Warm Start : 38s
- Cold Start : 42s
- 70mA at 4.5-6.5V
- Outputs NMEA 0183 and SiRF binary protocol
- Smallest complete module available: 30mm x 30mm x 10.5mm
Documents:
- EM-406A Datasheet
- NMEA Reference Manual
- SparkFun GPS Tutorial
- GPS Tutorial by Michael Simpson
- SiRF Demo Software
- Wiring Example
Please note that the grey wire on the communication cable is not pin 1!
Ready to buy 20 Channel EM-406A SIRF III Receiver with Antenna?
99 Available For Immediate Despatch, A Further 79 Available within 5 working days - Availability Updated on: May 22, 2012 at: 23:21:36 GMT
Product Videos
GPS Device - Clock Demo (00:38)
I have a nice GPS (EM-406A) + LCD (standard 16x2) + MCU (ATMEGA32L) setup to make a "portable GPS device"Pic: http://i156.photobucket.com/albums/t31/frank26080115/DSC02964Medium.jpgRight now I can read data from the GPS and display it, I will be adding the text user interface soon.Goals:Navigate between time data, location data, speed and heading data.Store known locations in EEPROM and tell user to go in a direction to get there. (Using both a computer to upload and also using the user interface)Log locations of interest in EEPROMStay tuned for progress
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