Hi. I am designing a PCB for a RC buggy.
Due to space constraints, I can't just solder a pre-made board. Rather I need to move the components in my own design.
My doubt is, for a module like GY-NEO6MV2
Does the trace width/length from RF-IN to IPEX or VCC-RF to IPEX matter? (or both?)
How are the values of the R and L determined in these circuits?
Here is the schematic in question:
Here is my current setup, with shielding as recommended here: section 2.1.1
Well section 2 still applies see section 2.5.3
What R and L should be for that particular antenna I have no idea.
If you have the module you show in post #1 you should be able to read the resistor value.
I would also copy the layout on that module
That looks perfect.
I think the L = 22nH will probably work with any active antenna. It's there to keep the RF from being shorted out by the resistor connected to VCC_RF.
The piece with the coaxial cable is both the antenna and the receiver. The antenna is called a "patch antenna". There is a circuit board with a bunch of components under the patch antenna. The soldered connection you see is the connection between the antenna and the receiver. We had one come apart in the convection oven and could see the board under the antenna.