Can i use any of the following gps sensors with arduino?
SE4110L
MAX2741
Jupiter JN3
RXM R4
I have never heard of any of those.
A GPS sensor which output standard text-formatted NMEA "sentences" via UART serial communications will work fine with an Arduino. Other sorts of GPS outputs can also be made to work, but it is harder.
The SE4110L appears to be an RFID device, which is nothing to do with GPS.
michinyon:
The SE4110L appears to be an RFID device, which is nothing to do with GPS.
See here http://media.digikey.com/pdf/Data%20Sheets/Skyworks%20PDFs/SE4110L.pdf it is not an RFID chip.
michinyon:
I have never heard of any of those.A GPS sensor which output standard text-formatted NMEA "sentences" via UART serial communications will work fine with an Arduino. Other sorts of GPS outputs can also be made to work, but it is harder.
Thanks for the answer!
http://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/SE4110L-R/863-1351-6-ND/2745431
The first thing which came up in my Google search was this page.
You're right, it's a GPS device, but that is not what the page heading suggests.
SE4110L and MAX2741 are RF front end part of a GPS receiver, you still need another baseband chip to form a complete GPS receiver chipset.
Jupiter JN3 and RXM R4 are SMD type GPS module. You may need to make a board to mount them and add antenna or RF connector in order to to use it. It is better to simply buy a GPS module with UART and power on connector pins and with antenna or RF connector to reduce the efforts involved. You should find plenty on sites like Adafruit or SparkFun.
dim23:
Can i use any of the following gps sensors with arduino?SE4110L
MAX2741
Jupiter JN3
RXM R4
Yes you can use it. If you require only gps data you can go with UB501 model which don't acquire too many pins.