GNS unveils first GPS antenna module with only 16mW ultra low power consumption
first 16mW uLP GPS antenna module
(PresseBox) - Today GNS presents their new ultra low power GPS antenna modules GNS601uLP and GNS302uLP.
With only 16mW the GNS601uLP sets a new benchmark in power consumption.
The tiny GPS modules are equipped with a 66 channel GPS chip.
The new GPS modules can be used for battery powered devices
like asset or pet tracker, golf equipment, IoT devices, mobile phones,
personal navigaton devices, GPS for drones , personal fitness tracker or
sport watches and can increase their battery lifetime dramatically.
Bernd Bierwisch CEO from GNS GmbH:
"From my knowledge these are the lowest power GPS Antenna modules on the market right now. Its very useful to increase the battery lifetime of your GPS product by replacing your power-hungry GPS module. Especially in emergency call systems or tracker/logger it is essential to have a long battery lifetime "
ask for samples by sending an email to inquiry(at)gns-gmbh.com
or order via www.gns-gmbh.com
Global Navigation Systems ? GNS GmbH
GNS is global leader in modules for GPS and TMC
TMC and GPS modules from GNS meet global standards.
Our products will also meet the requirements of future developments. Our GPS modules are prepared to receive different satellite navigation systems such as GPS, Galileo, Glonass or Beidou.
Global Navigation Systems ? GNS GmbH
GNS is global leader in modules for GPS and TMC
TMC and GPS modules from GNS meet global standards.
Our products will also meet the requirements of future developments. Our GPS modules are prepared to receive different satellite navigation systems such as GPS, Galileo, Glonass or Beidou.
Datum: 27.08.2015 - 15:46 Uhr
Sprache: Deutsch
News-ID 416392
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Town:
Würselen/ Germany
Kategorie:
Hazadous Materials Management
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