The ATGM336H GPS module is a tiny (13mm x 16mm) constellation positioning and navigation device that is capable of connecting with up to six satellites to approximation its geolocation on earth. The ATGM336H is a great low-profile alternative to the similar NEO-6M GPS module that is commonly used in the Arduino/Raspberry Pi sphere. The ATGM336H has an accuracy of 2.5m and is capable of updating its coordinates 1-10 times per second. The GPS module uses a serial protocol to communicate with the Arduino platform (similar to the NEO-6M). Many of the libraries that work with other GPS modules also work with the ATGM336H, making it a great replacement for projects that require smaller geometries or weigh very little.

Included in the ATGM336H GPS Module Package:

• 1x ATGM336H GPS Module

• 1x 5-Pin Header

• 1x External GPS Antenna

Features of the ATGM336H GPS Module:

• Dimensions: 13mm x 16mm

• 2.7V - 3.6V Supply Voltage

• Average Power Consumption: <25mA (@3.3V)

• Communicates with: BeiDou Navigation Satellite Systems (BDS) and Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS)

• 32 Tracking Channels

• Reads up to six satellite navigation systems and implement joint positioning, navigation,

  and timing.

• 2.5m Positioning Precision

• ~32s to First Fix

• 1Hz-10Hz Update Rate

• Serial Baudrate: 9600 (default)

• Operational Temperature Range: -40℃ to +85℃

• Read the Datasheet