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read tutorial →Unlock precise location tracking for your projects with this NEO-6M GPS Module! Compact and lightweight at just 5 g with dimensions of 35.8 × 25.6 mm, it’s perfect for drones, RC vehicles, robotics, and navigation systems. Featuring high-sensitivity u-blox technology, it quickly locks onto satellites to deliver accurate positioning data even in challenging environments, ensuring your device always knows exactly where it is.
Designed for easy integration, the module includes clear pin headers (VCC, RX, TX, GND) for straightforward wiring to Arduino, Raspberry Pi, or other microcontrollers. Whether you're building a DIY tracker or an advanced autonomous robot, this GPS module offers a reliable, affordable solution to bring location awareness to all your creative projects. Make your builds smarter and more capable with dependable GPS performance!
Features:
- Supports GPS L1 C/A code
- Retains last position for faster reacquisition
- Compatible with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, ESP8266, ESP32, STM32, and other microcontrollers
- Easy serial communication for NMEA sentences
Specifications:
- Chipset: u-blox NEO-6M
- Supply Voltage: 3.3 V to 5 V DC
- Communication: TTL Serial (default 9600 bps)
- Antenna: Built-in ceramic antenna + u.FL connector for external antenna
- Backup Battery: Included (retains last position data)
- Cold Start Time: ~27 s
- Warm Start Time: ~25 s
- Hot Start Time: ~1 s
- Tracking Sensitivity: –161 dBm
- Horizontal Position Accuracy: <2.5 m CEP
- Update Rate: 1 Hz (default), configurable up to 5 Hz
- Size: 35.8 mm × 25.6 mm
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