KEHIPI
KEHIPI GT-U7 GPS Module USB IPEX Antenna 3.6-5V 9600 Baud
USB-powered GPS module with IPEX antenna, 3.6-5V operation, 9600 baud NMEA output compatible with NEO-6M, and onboard battery for data retention
- Direct USB connection eliminates external serial modules
- 6–5 V operation or USB power for flexible deployment
- 9600 baud default rate with software-adjustable speed
- High-sensitivity GT-U7 chip tracks in urban canyons and dense foliage
- On-board button cell and EEPROM retain data through power loss
Compact GPS Module for Embedded Projects
The KEHIPI GT-U7 is a small GPS receiver board with a USB interface and an IPEX antenna connector. It operates from 3.6 to 5 V and communicates at 9600 baud, making it suited for developers adding satellite positioning to microcontroller or single-board computer designs.
For Makers Integrating Position Data
This module suits hobbyists and engineers building vehicle trackers, handheld loggers or drone navigation aids who need a ready-to-use USB serial device. It is not for buyers who require multi-constellation support, higher update rates or a rugged enclosure for permanent outdoor mounting.
Check Power and Host Compatibility
Verify that your host can supply 3.6 to 5 V over USB and accepts a virtual COM port at 9600 baud. Confirm the IPEX antenna pigtail matches your enclosure cut-out and that your firmware can parse standard NMEA sentences.
特長
- Direct USB connection eliminates external serial modules
- 6–5 V operation or USB power for flexible deployment
- 9600 baud default rate with software-adjustable speed
- High-sensitivity GT-U7 chip tracks in urban canyons and dense foliage
- On-board button cell and EEPROM retain data through power loss
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この商品に関する質問
What power source do I need to run the GT-U7 GPS module?
The module operates from 3.6 V to 5 V and can be powered directly from a USB port.
Can I use the GT-U7 GPS module with a 51 MCU or STM32 board?
Yes, the supplier highlights compatibility with 51 MCU and STM32 development boards.
How can I verify the module is outputting valid position data after connecting it?
Open a serial terminal at 9600 baud and look for standard NMEA sentences such as $GPGGA or $GPRMC.
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