Thereafter, wire the NEO-6M GPS module to your Arduino as shown in the below table. ... most GPS modules today have an output called Pulse Per Second (PPS), which is a digital output signal that ...

To reply to my own post: Arduino Pro Micro about €2, GPS module about € 20 and a few bits and bobs and you’re done! Report comment. Reply. LK says: June 7, 2014 at 1:48 pm ...

when I do gps, I use the neo-6 thru 8 modules (ebay has them for $15 from a ‘ny platform’ named place). so far, those have been great for time keeping (they have a led for PPS use, which is key).

The NeoGeo watch is created using FLORA the Arduino wearable programmable board and its GPS module to tell the time using a ring of pixels and the skills required to create the watch are classed ...

Putting all this together, the operation goes something like this: after power-up, the Arduino Nano sets the coarse and fine PWMs to an initial value (somewhere in the middle), and then waits until it ...

Howard Constantine has created a new version of his Oscilloscope Clock V, which is now equipped with a GPS module 1PPS that is capable of auto-setting the time and date depending on your location.

Arduino-based GPS/GLONASS module links to Googlemaps An Arduino-based GPS/GLONASS vehicle tracker developed by Tigal is on the Indiegogo crowd-funding website . Open Tracker v.2 ...

The IQCM-110 series of GPS disciplined OXCOs from IQD incorporate an internal GPS receiver with a 1PPS output. In the event of the loss of the GPS signal and when coupled with an external aerial ...

IQD's new IQCM-100 GPS advanced OCXO module, designed for use in LTE and 4G base stations, achieves a holdover specification of 1.5ms over a period of 24 hours when locked to a 1PPS input from an ...