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U-blox has released its tiny EVA-M8Q high-sensitivity GNSS module in a 7 millimeter by 7 millimeter package. EVA-M8Q supports GPS, GLONASS, BeiDou and Galileo, the company said in a news release.
The EVA-M8Q completes the company’s lineup of receivers in the miniature and EVA form-factor package.
The EVA-M8Q is TCXO-based and is optimized to provide the highest acquisition and tracking sensitivity, the company says, making it suitable for use with small antennas either in covert applications such as asset tracking and stolen vehicle recovery, or in portable devices; the previously announced EVA-M8M is better suited to cost-sensitive systems.
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Gerard MANSOUR
Hello,
It is a good thing that U-Blox releases its tiny EVA-M8Q high-sensitivity GNSS. This goes with what I have just said few minutes ago:
”I think to tackled UAS Traffic Management (UTM), the first step ought to be by setting how a UAS will be communicating its MAC . This is in order to be monitored, identified and remotely guided M2M safely in its navigation.
I feel the Radar of tomorrow will consist of a worldwide interconnected network enabling real-time M2M for duplex communication with Manned and Unmanned Aircraft Systems to achieve Synchronization & Coordination of All-In-Mobility (SnCoAIM.)”
Good luck for collaborative teams…