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SparkFun GNSS Chip Antenna Evaluation Board

What is the best chip antenna for your GNSS project? There are tons to choose from, but finding the right one might be tricky so here's a board that helps make deciding easier. The SparkFun GNSS Chip Antenna Evaluation Board makes it easy to test out various sized GPS antennas and geometries. Six different chip antennas have been populated on this board, each with a U.FL connector to attach your chip to the antenna! We've even v-scored the board so you can snap the six antenna's apart and just have the one you need.

If you aren't picky about your antenna and/or each of the antennas work well for your applications, you will get six antennas to use in various project. Since these are GNSS antennas, they will work with GPS as well as GLONASS, Galileo, BeiDou, and other worldwide systems.

Get Started With the SparkFun GNSS Evaluation Board Guide

  • Included on the Board:
    • Chip Antenna Board - TE 1565-1585MHz Puck Single Band Antenna - 1513634-1
    • Chip Antenna Board - PulseLarsen 1.575GHz GPS Ceramic Chip Antenna - W3062A
    • Chip Antenna Board - PulseLarsen 1.575GHz GPS Ceramic Chip Antenna - W3011
    • Chip Antenna Board - Molex Helix GPS Antenna - 146235
    • Chip Antenna Board - Molex RHCP LDS-MID GPS Antenna - 146216
    • Chip Antenna Board - Molex Low-profise GNSS Ceramic Antenna - 240283

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SparkFun GNSS Chip Antenna Evaluation Board Product Help and Resources

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GNSS Chip Antenna Hookup Guide

April 4, 2019
You've always wanted to experiment with those tiny GPS antennas. Now you can!
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The SparkFun ZOE-M8Q and SAM-M8Q are two similarly powerful GPS units but with different project applications. We'll compare both chips before getting each up and running.
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Three Quick Tips About Using U.FL

December 28, 2018
Quick tips regarding how to connect, protect, and disconnect U.FL connectors.
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