Smart ready boards: Square

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These are square Smart antenna boards, mostly with RTK receivers.

Square 70 L1/L2/E5b RTK EMI+

This Smart antenna has a 70 mm square ground plane. M3 screw holes are located in the corners, arranged in a square with a 65 mm side. A passive patch antenna TAOGLAS GGSFTP.50.7.A.08 is used as an antenna element. Interfaces include a mini USB connector, a 12-pin JST SH connector with power contacts, two UARTs at TTL levels, and I2C. Instead of one UART and I2C, SPI can be used (to enable SPI, short the D_SEL contacts). The received frequencies are L1, G1, B1I, L2, G2, E5b/B2I. Phase center dimensions are 3-4 millimeters. Additionally, a LIS3MDL magnetometer (compass) is installed with a separate I2C output in a 4-pin JST SH connector. The high-frequency part is in a protective casing for extra EMI protection. An ultra-low noise level stabilizer is used for protection against impulse noise. The weight is 56 grams.

ELT0089 — ZED-F9P receiver

ELT0090 — ZED-F9T-00B receiver

Square 70 L1/L2/L5/E5a/E5b RTK EMI+

Very similar to Square 70 L1/L2/E5b, but with a passive patch antenna TAOGLASS HP5010A as an antenna element. The received frequencies are L1, G1, B1I, L2, G2, L5/E5a, E5b/B2I. Phase center dimensions are 8-10 millimeters. The high-frequency part is in a protective casing for extra EMI protection. An ultra-low noise level stabilizer is used for protection against impulse noise. The weight is 66 grams.

ELT0118 — ZED-F9P receiver

ELT0119 — ZED-F9T-00B receiver

ELT0146 — ZED-F9T-10B receiver

Square 100 L1 Magma EMI & RFI

This Smart antenna has a 100 mm square ground plane. M3 screw holes are located in the corners, arranged in a square with a 90 mm side. An active patch antenna TAOGLAS MAGMA X AA.170 is used as an antenna element. Interfaces include a miniUSB connector, UART at TTL levels, and I2C. The received frequencies are L1, G1, B1I. The high-frequency part is in a protective casing for extra EMI protection. The weight is 79 grams.

ELT0060 — NEO-M8P-2 receiver. Double antenna filter (RFI) — in the receiver and on the board for maximum interference protection.

ELT0061 — NEO-M8N receiver. Double antenna filter (RFI) — in the receiver and on the board for maximum interference protection.

ELT0062 — NEO-M8T receiver. Double antenna filter (RFI) — in the receiver and on the board for maximum interference protection.

ELT0063 — NEO-M8U UDR receiver. The board is obsolete and no longer in production.

ELT0064 — NEO-M8L ADR receiver

ELT0104 — NEO-M9N receiver. Double antenna filter (RFI) — in the receiver and on the board for maximum interference protection.

Square 100 L1 BAW EMI & RFI

This Smart antenna has a 100 mm square ground plane. M3 screw holes are located in the corners, arranged in a square with a 90 mm side. An active patch antenna ELT0149 is used as an antenna element. The received frequencies are L1, G1, B1I, L2, G2, L5/E5a, E5b/B2I. Interfaces include a miniUSB connector, UART at TTL levels, and I2C. A supercapacitor is used. The high-frequency part is in a protective casing for extra EMI protection. The weight is 114 grams.

ELT0137 — NEO-M9N receiver. Double antenna filter (RFI) — in the receiver and on the board for maximum interference protection.

ELT0138 — NEO-M8N receiver. Double antenna filter (RFI) — in the receiver and on the board for maximum interference protection.

ELT0139 — NEO-M8U UDR receiver. The board is obsolete and no longer in production.

Square 25 L1

This Smart antenna has a 25 mm square ground plane (the antenna manufacturer recommends an external 70 mm ground plane). M3 screw holes are located in the corners, arranged in a square with a 22 mm side. A passive patch antenna TAOGLAS CGGBP.18.4.A.02 is used as an antenna element. Additionally, a LIS3MDL magnetometer (compass) is installed. Interfaces include a 6-pin JST SH connector with power contacts, UART at TTL levels, and I2C from LIS3MDL. The received frequencies are L1, G1, B1I. The board has an additional antenna amplifier and filter (since they are not in the receiver). The weight is 16 grams.

ELT0024 — MAX-M8Q receiver

Square 35 L1

This Smart antenna has a 35 mm square ground plane (the antenna manufacturer recommends an external 70 mm ground plane). M3 screw holes are located in the corners, arranged in a square with a 30 mm side. A passive patch antenna TAOGLAS CGGBP.25.4.A.02 is used as an antenna element. Additionally, a LIS3MDL magnetometer (compass) is installed. Interfaces include miniUSB and 6 contacts: power, UART at TTL levels, and I2C from LIS3MDL. The received frequencies are L1, G1, B1I. The weight is 14 grams.

ELT0073 — NEO-M8N receiver

ELT0074 — NEO-M8T receiver

ELT0075 — NEO-M8U UDR receiver – NRND (not recommended for new projects)

ELT0076 — NEO-M8L ADR receiver – NRND (not recommended for new projects)

ELT0102 — NEO-M9N receiver

Square 50 L1

This Smart antenna has a 50 mm square ground plane (the antenna manufacturer recommends an external 70 mm ground plane). M3 screw holes are located in the corners, arranged in a square with a 45 mm side. A passive patch antenna TAOGLAS CGGBP.35.6.A.02 is used as an antenna element. Additionally, a LIS3MDL magnetometer (compass) is installed. Interfaces include miniUSB and 6 contacts: power, UART at TTL levels, and I2C from LIS3MDL. The received frequencies are L1, G1, B1I. The weight is 29 grams.

ELT0079 — NEO-M8N receiver

ELT0080 — NEO-M8T receiver

ELT0081 — NEO-M8L ADR receiver – NRND (not recommended for new projects)

ELT0082 — NEO-M8U UDR receiver – NRND (not recommended for new projects)

ELT0099 — NEO-M9N receiver 

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