MikroElektronika GSM-GPS Click SIM808 GLONASS (GNSS), GPS, Mobile Communication (Cellular) mikroBus Click Board for GSM

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RS Stock No.:
136-0840
Mfr. Part No.:
MIKROE-2382
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MikroElektronika
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Brand

MikroElektronika

RF Technology

GLONASS (GNSS), GPS, Mobile Communication (Cellular)

Kit Classification

mikroBus Click Board

For Use With

GSM & GPS, Remote Functionality

Featured Device

SIM808

Kit Name

GSM-GPS Click

GSM-GPS click mikroBUS™


GSM-GPS click is a mikroBUS add-on board which combines GSM/GPRS cellular mobile communication and Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) for GPS satellite navigation.

GSM/GPRS Quad-band 850/1900 MHz, 900/1800 MHz
GPRS class 12: 85.6 kbps maximum
Embedded TCP/UDP, FTP/HTTP, MMS, POP3/SMTP, DTMF, SSL internet protocols
SMS messaging
SIMCom enhanced AT cellular commands
Connector for GSM SMA antenna
GPS Receiver with 66 Acquisition, 22 Tracking channels
GPS Sensitivity -166 dBm
Connector for GPS SMA antenna
Micro USB connector for computer interface
Speaker and a Microphone connecting pins on-board
UART interface on mikroBUS socket
3.3 V and 5 V power supply on mikroBUS socket
Dimensions 57.15 x 25.4 mm

Note

Operation requires two SMA antennas and a SIM card. Click board comes with the header strips soldered.


Click mikroBUS™ Wireless Communication Boards


MikroElektronika has designed a range of boards to add new functions and enhance the development of your applications using the mikroBUS™ pinout standard socket. All in one click!
Click™ boards can add a range of sensing, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, extra memory, UART communications, audio and much more functionality to your designs. Some boards also act as extensions for development platforms such as the Beaglebone, Arduino Uno and Raspberry Pi.

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