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GNSS module features 3D positioning, 100% coverage
The u-blox NEO-M8L all-in-one Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) module featuring continuous 3D positioning and 100 % coverage is available at Alpha Micro Components. Suited to all road vehicle and high-accuracy navigation applications, the module incorporates motion, direction and elevation sensors with a gyro and an accelerometer integrated into its GNSS platform u-blox M8.
GNSS timing modules offer accuracy of less than 20ns
Capable of generating a precise reference clock with less than 20ns accuracy, the NEO-M8T and LEA-M8T precision timing modules have been released by u-blox. Enabling quick start-up even inside structures with limited sky-view, the receivers offer high sensitivity (-157dBm signal acquisition with assisted GNSS). The precise reference clock is derived from multi-GNSS including GPS, GLONASS, and BeiDou.
3G cellular module used in explosion proof phone
BARTEC PIXAVI has selected u-blox’s LISA-U230 3G cellular module for use in its Impact X ‘intrinsically safe smartphone’. CSA Class 1, Zone 1, IECEx and ATEX Zone 1 certified, the rugged smartphone is both explosion and waterproof. The LISA-U230 is a 6-band 3G cellular module, with a 2G fall back capability, that is designed for devices used in tough industrial and outdoor environments.
150Mb/s 4G LTE module certified for major networks
u-blox's TOBY-L200 4G LTE module has achieved 'network compatible' status for North Americas largest LTE networks. According to the manufacturer, the 150Mb/s TOBY-L200 is the world’s smallest Category 4 LTE module at24.8x35.6mm and operates over an automotive temperature range from -40 to +85°C.
Compact GNSS module supports all major navigation systems
Bringing concurrent multi-GNSS performance into the ultra-compact EVA footprint, u-blox's EVA-M8Mstand-alone positioning module is hailed as the world’s smallest commercially available GNSS module.Designed for cost- and space-sensitive applications, the integrated 7x7x1.1mm LGA module comprises all necessary components, including crystal and passives.
Study promises to improve European level crossing safety
Berner & Mattner Systemtechnik has brought the European Space Agency-funded study ‘SafeRail - Improving Safety at Railway Level Crossings’ to a successful conclusion. The results were officially presented on 9th October 2014 at the European Space Research and Technology Centre, Noordwijk, Netherlands, then thoroughly discussed at the European Level Crossing Forum, 13th November, Rome.
Sensor array facilitates highly accurate navigation
u-blox has introduced the NEO-M8L Automotive Dead Reckoning (ADR) module with integrated motion, direction and elevation sensors. The module integrates a gyroscope and an accelerometer with u‑blox’ leading GNSS platform M8, to achieve a high-performance indoor/outdoor positioning solution, available for all road vehicle and high-accuracy navigation applications.
Sensor-based module chosen for water leak detection task
Aquarius Spectrum has selected the Telit HE910 module for its innovative water leak detection system, which is based on fixed, always-on, correlating sensors. With more than 600 sensor installations in 3 cities in Israel (Jerusalem, Netanya, Karmiel), Aquarius Spectrum's system provides the water utilities with near-real-time alerts of suspected leaks, enabling proactive operations and maintenance (O&M).
450MHz voice/data module suits M2M applications
Suited to M2M applications, particularly Automatic Meter Reading (AMR) and smart power grid applications, the LISA-C210 CDMA450 1xRTT voice/data module has been introduced by u-blox. The module offers low power consumption, operating from just 20μA in power off mode, 5mA in sleep mode and 750mA in data traffic mode.
Co-op campaign to deliver V2X chipset for 2017
STMicroelectronics and Autotalks have announced that they will co-operate to deliver a mass market-optimised V2X chipset, for widespread deployment by 2017.V2X communications, comprised of Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V) and Vehicle-to-Infrastructure (V2I), are becoming more commonplace, and the U.S. Department of Transportation's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has released an Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (ANPRM) on V2X.