Telit SE873K5 GNSS Receiver Brings Compact Form Factor and Advanced Power Modes
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Thursday, June 16, 2022
TCXO, MSAS, SPI, SBAS, RTC, IOT, WAAS, GNSS, GNSS augmentation, Assisted GNSS, TTFF, L1, EGNOS, Family, GAGAN, Internet of things, GLONASS, GPS, UART, Galileo Galilei, Satellite navigation device, Mobile phone
Based on AG3335 series from Airoha, the SE873K5 is a new multi-constellation receiver in the ultra-high L1 frequency band, with a 7x7x2.25 mm QFN-like semiconductor package including embedded SPI flash, RTC and TCXO.
Key Points:
- Based on AG3335 series from Airoha, the SE873K5 is a new multi-constellation receiver in the ultra-high L1 frequency band, with a 7x7x2.25 mm QFN-like semiconductor package including embedded SPI flash, RTC and TCXO.
- Due to its compact size, the latest generation chipset and the advanced power modes, the SE873K5 brings the benefits of low cost, small form factor and good electrical and thermal performance, which is ideal for applications such as wearables, fleet tracking, drones and more.
- The SE873K5 simultaneously tracks and navigates all four GNSS constellations GPS, Galileo, GLONASS and Beidou providing GNSS information over a UART, I2C or SPI interface serial port using the NMEA Protocol.
- Additionally, the internal flash memory allows firmware updates and customization, as well as ephemeris predictions storage.