Description
Specification
here is Datasheet
- Dimension : 22mm*20mm*6mm
- Module Weight : 5.3g
- Connector : 1.00mm spacing between the 4pins patch seat
Electrical Characteristics
- Chipset: u-blox M8030-KT
- Receiving Format:GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, BeiDou, QZSS and SBAS
- Frequency: GPS L1, GLONASS L1, BeiDou B1, SBAS L1, Galileo E1
- Channels: 72 Searching Channel
Sensitivity:
- Tracking: -167dBm
- Reacquisition: -160dBm
- Cold start: -148dBm
- Hot start: -156dBm
Accuracy:
- Position Horizontal: 2.0 m CEP 2D RMS SBAS Enable (Typical Open Sky)
- Velocity: 0.1m/sec 95% (SA off)
- Timing: 1us synchronized to GPS time
Acquisition Time:
- Cold Start : 26s
- Warm start : 25s
- Hot start : 1s
Data and Update Rate:
- Support Rate: 4800bps to 921600bps,Default 9600bps
- Data Level: TTL or RS-232,Default TTL level
- Data Protocol: NMEA-0183 or UBX, Default NMEA-0183
- Single GNSS: 1Hz-18Hz
- Concurrent GNSS: 1Hz-10Hz,Default 1Hz
Operational Limits:
- Altitude: 50,000m Max
- Velocity: 515m/s Max
- Acceleration: Less than 4g
Power consumption
- VCC: DC Voltage 3.0V-5.5V,Typical: 5.0V
- Current: Capture 50mA/5.0V
- Operating temp: -40 °C ~ +85°C
- Storage Temp: -40°C ~ +105°C
Wiring:
GND ,TX output ,RX input ,VCC (3.0v-5.5v)
Getting started with the BN-220 3.0 V-5.0 V level TTL, GNSS module, M8030, NEO-M8N GPS GLONASS dual module GPS antenna, built-in flash
We’re going to look at how GPS can show us longitude and latitude coordinate of our current locations.
Hardware required
- Arduino UNO
- GPS NEO-M8N GPS GLONASS
Connecting the Hardware
- 1 GND (Black)-> GND
- 2 Rx (White) -> D4 (of Arduino)
- 3 Tx (Green) -> D3 (of Arduino)
- 4 VCC (Red)-> 5v or 3.3V
Installing a library: TinyGPSplus
Before uploading the sample sketch you need to have the TinyGPSplus library. This can be found in Manage Libraries. You can visit here to see how you can add your library.
Upload the sample sketch
You can go in examples and find FullExample to sketch. Change line 9 like this:
Upload the codes and change the baud rate of the Serial monitor to 115200. The codes should look like this:
Before uploading the program , Tx and Rx of arduino and GPS must be disconnected then Upload the program and open up the serial monitor from the Arduino IDE. You can now see the coordinates (Longitude ,Latitude) of the place you are.
Indicator :
It’s now you time to customize according to your wish.