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Two small green circuit boards with USB connectors and IPX antenna ports side by side

KEHIPI

KEHIPI 2pcs GT-U7 GPS Module Development Board

SKU CH-CQV8-VCC33

Two GPS development boards with USB connectivity, 3.6-5V operation, 9600 baud rate, and IPX antenna for high-sensitivity positioning

  • High-sensitivity GT-U7 chip locks position in dense jungle
  • USB interface powers and communicates without extra serial hardware
  • 6–5 V operating range suits vehicle and battery projects
  • 9600 baud default rate works with 51 MCU and STM32
  • Onboard button cell and E2PROM retain data through power loss

Dual GT-U7 GPS Development Kit

The KEHIPI 2pcs GT-U7 GPS Module Development Board supplies two ready-to-use boards for IoT edge prototyping. Each module runs on the original 7th generation chip with software compatible with NEO-6M output. Integrated USB ports provide direct serial communication with a host computer, removing the need for an external converter. An IPX antenna interface and active antenna are included for immediate signal acquisition.

Upgrade from Basic Receiver Modules

The jump is worth it when ordinary GPS receivers fail to lock in narrow urban corridors or dense jungle environments. GT-U7 modules deliver high sensitivity and low static drift, extending positioning coverage where standard units lose satellites. Onboard rechargeable button batteries and E2PROM retain ephemeris data and parameters for faster subsequent starts. Operating voltage spans 3.6V-5V or direct USB power, and the baud rate defaults to 9600 but can be modified.

Plug-and-Play Integration for Makers

Installation is straightforward: connect the IPX antenna, plug the board into a USB port, and open a serial terminal at 9600 baud to read NMEA sentences. The USB interface doubles as power and data path, so no separate 3.6V-5V supply or level shifter is required for initial testing. Builders who need more than two simultaneous receivers or a different antenna form factor will need additional hardware. The compact layout suits vehicle monitoring, handheld PDAs, and asset-tracking prototypes.

Highlights

  • High-sensitivity GT-U7 chip locks position in dense jungle
  • USB interface powers and communicates without extra serial hardware
  • 6–5 V operating range suits vehicle and battery projects
  • 9600 baud default rate works with 51 MCU and STM32
  • Onboard button cell and E2PROM retain data through power loss

Specifications

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Questions about this item

What voltage range does the GT-U7 module need for power?

The module operates from 3.6 V to 5 V and can also be powered directly through the USB port.

How do I connect the GT-U7 board to a PC for development?

Plug the onboard USB connector into the computer; the board presents a serial port so no separate USB-to-serial adapter is required.

Does the board keep its configuration when power is removed?

Yes, an onboard rechargeable button cell and EEPROM retain parameter data and ephemeris between power cycles.

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