Reyax claims GNSS antenna modules are ‘world’s smallest’

GNSS antenna modules by Reyax are claimed to have smallest dimensions available today. The company’s GPS, Glonass, Galileo and BeiDo modules are now available from Manhattan Skyline.

The RYS8830 is a small form factor, low power 1.8V UART/I2C interface GNSS antenna module, built on the high performance Sony CXD5605GF CXD5605AGF GNSS engine. It uses concurrent reception of GNSS systems for high sensitivity in a small, surface mount SMD form factor.

The RYS8833 is a low power, 8V UART/I2C interface, multi-GNSS module with integrated digital noise filters and spectrum analyser.

The RY825xx series of GPS and Glonass / GPS and BeiDou parallel mode antenna module for navigation in the most stringent applications and solid fix even in harsh GPS/Glonass/BeiDou visibility environments, says the company. Modules are based on a ZOE-M8G (GPS, Glonass, Galileo, BeiDou, QZSS and SBAS) engine.

Target applications are wearable devices for healthcare and sport, as well as personal, vehicle and pet trackers and asset tracking, as well as emergency response services to search for people in distress of danger. They can also be used in IoT devices, in the home and office, such as smart fire alarms and door locks and in agriculture (e.g soil monitoring), for bicycles, scooters and cars as part of a sharing service. They are also small and light enough to be used in drones.