Compact antenna module simplifies global positioning
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U-blox's PAM-7Q GPS/QZSS antenna module combines low power consumption with high-sensitivity, sophisticated noise suppression and I2C / UART interfaces. The product can be easily integrated into pre-existing designs or soldered with a pin-header to a customised PCB. The simple design and easy interfacing keeps installation costs to a minimum. The 18 x 18 mm patch antenna is designed for optimal antenna performance independent of orientation. High immunity to jamming is achieved through integration of dual SAW filters. PAM-7Q targets industrial and consumer applications that require a small, fast and cost efficient solution to GPS/QZSS positioning.
The PAM-7Q module uses GPS/QZSS chips qualified according to AEC-Q100 and are manufactured in ISO/TS 16949 certified sites. Qualification tests are performed as stipulated in the ISO16750 standard. The module is form-factor compatible with its predecessor, the UP501.
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