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The GT-88 is a Multi-GNSS receiver with high-stability and high-timing accuracy. It uses a new satellite signal selection algorithm developed by NTT, that provides outstanding multipath mitigation, especially in urban canyon environments. This receiver module supports GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, and QZSS satellite constellations. The module provides UTC time-synchronized timing signals (1PPS/10MHz) by receiving GNSS signals from the satellites. It achieves extremely high stability of 4.5ns (1 sigma) using a single band (L1 band - 1575.42 MHz), even better than atomic clocks made from rubidium. The module has a tracking sensitivity of better than -162 dBm and an acquisition sensitivity of as low as -148 dBm while consuming up to 68 mA of current.

The device is available in a 12.2 x 16 x 2.8 mm LCC package and is ideal for TRAIM, Single Satellite Tracking, Multipath Mitigation, Anti-Jamming and Anti-Spoofing applications. The GT-88 permits GNSS antennas to be mounted more freely than ever before including wall mounting and window mounting installations.

Product Specifications

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Product Details

  • Part Number
    GT-88
  • Manufacturer
    FURUNO Electric Co., Ltd.
  • Description
    Single-Band GNSS Receiver Module with 4.5ns Stability

General Parameters

  • Type
    Module
  • Constellation
    GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, SBAS, QZSS
  • Frequency
    1575.42 to 1602 MHz
  • Band
    L1, G1, E1
  • Galileo
    Yes
  • GLONASS
    Yes
  • QZSS
    Yes
  • SBAS
    WAAS, EGNOS, MSAS, GAGAN
  • Integrated Antenna
    No
  • Channels
    32 Channels
  • Tracking Sensitivity
    -162 to -146 dBm
  • Acquisition Sensitivity
    -148 to -131 dBm
  • TTFF Hot Start
    5 sec
  • Supply Voltage
    3.3 V
  • Interface
    UART, 1PPS
  • GPS
    Yes

Package

  • Package Type
    Surface Mount
  • Package
    24Pin LCC
  • Dimension
    12.2mm × 16.0mm × 2.8mm

Temperature

  • Operating Temperature
    -40 to 85 Degrees C

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