Gps Module for Arduino, Raspberry Pi and Intel Galileo

This product has been discontinued.

NOTE: This product is compatible with Arduino, Raspberry Pi and Intel Galileo boards. See below the links to each of the tutorials.

GPS Module for Arduino is a small electronic circuit that allows to connect to your Arduino board to get position and altitude, as well as speed, date and time on UTC (Universal Time Coordinated). Internal GPS antenna is not included. It is sold as an optional and it is required to use the module.

The assembled module is Vincotech A1080-B that uses the standard NMEA and SIRF III protocols (www.nmea.org) to transmit the position data via serial port.

GPS module for Arduino is a perfect complement for developing geolocalization applications. 

It can be used with many navigation NMEA compatible software

IMPORTANT! Handle with care the internal antenna. It's fragile. To get a correct fixation with the satellites, please cover the module with a plastic box

You can visit the following sites to get some of these programs:

Windows
Ozi Explorer
CompeGPS
GPSS

Linux
GPS Drive
Gaia

More info in Wikipedia

Documentation:
- Tutorial Arduino: GPS
- Tutorial Raspberry Pi: GPS
- Tutorial Intel Galileo: GPS
Video-Tutorial

Firmware GPS

GPS Library
Article about GPS library (D.Cuartielles)

Download the Fritzing library to include in your electronic designs here

Note: If you are searching for Wireless Sensor Networks devices (motes) you may be interested in our ready to marketsensor platform: Waspmote. You can discover the differences between both platforms in the document: Waspmote vs SquidBee.