Re: Miniature GPS module with 10Hz update rate
- From: dalai lamah <antonio12358@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 24 Apr 2005 14:59:01 GMT
Un bel giorno Mook Johnson digitò:
> Do you guys thin that a 5 or 10Hz GPS module exists?
As I've written, u-blox (www.u-blox.com) sells low-cost 4-Hz GPS modules,
they cost around 100$. If you need more speed, be prepared to spend a lot
more (ten times minimum). Look for example Thales Navigation
(www.thalesnavigation.com), they have GPS modules up to 20 Hz.
Other links (but I haven't used their modules - by the way, someone has?):
www.navtechgps.com: modules up to 25 Hz (or 50-Hz raw data);
www.novatel.com: modules up to 20 Hz.
> I've seen some that sat .1S reacquisition time. Don't know if that means
> that a new speed is measured and ready to be polled in .1S or not.
No, reacquisition time is the time needed to restart the acquisition after
a "short blackout" (10-30 s), e.g. when you enter a tunnel.
> http://www.leadtek.com/gps/gps9543/9543.htm
It looks like a 1 Hz model.
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