GPS Receivers A1080-A
A description of Tyco Electronics’
GPS module A1080-A
User’s Manual
Version 2.3
Hardware Revision 01
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Revision History
Revision History
Rev. Date Description
1.0 10-18-06 Initial Draft.
1.1 12-04-06 First released revision
1.2 12-08-06 Application note: Antenna current limiter
1.4 03-13-07 Some minor changes and updates
2.0 03-23-07 New design, adjustments
2.1 06-01-07 Correction solder pads size
2.2 07-03-07 Minor updates serial port configuration
2.3 06-07-07 Application note: reset pin
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Table of Content
Table of Contents
1 Introduction........................................................................................................7
1.1 Label ................................................................................................................. 7
1.2 Characteristics ..................................................................................................8
1.2.1 GPS Characteristics ................................................................................................... 8
1.2.2 Mechanical Characteristics......................................................................................... 8
1.3 Handling Precautions ........................................................................................8
2 Ordering Information.........................................................................................9
2.1 GPS Receiver A1080-A ....................................................................................9
2.2 Packing ............................................................................................................. 9
2.2.1 Packaging of the A1080-A.......................................................................................... 9
2.3 Additional Equipment ...................................................................................... 10
3 Quick Start........................................................................................................11
3.1 Minimum Configuration ................................................................................... 11
3.2 Antenna........................................................................................................... 12
3.3 Serial Port Settings .........................................................................................12
3.4 Improved TTFF ...............................................................................................12
4 Mechanical Outline ..........................................................................................13
4.1 Details Component Side A1080-A................................................................... 13
4.2 Details Solder Side A1080-A........................................................................... 14
5 Pin-out Information..........................................................................................15
5.1 Layout A1080-A ..............................................................................................15
5.2 Description A1080-A Signals .......................................................................... 15
5.3 General Comments .........................................................................................16
6 Electrical Characteristics................................................................................17
6.1 Operating Conditions ......................................................................................17
6.2 Absolute maximum ratings.............................................................................. 17
7 Mounting...........................................................................................................18
7.1 Proposed Footprint for Soldering ....................................................................18
7.2 Recommended Profile for Reflow Soldering ...................................................18
8 Use of Antenna.................................................................................................19
8.1 Connection of RF Signal ................................................................................. 19
8.2 Active Antenna................................................................................................ 20
9 Quality and Reliability......................................................................................21
9.1 Environmental Conditions ............................................................................... 21
9.2 Product Qualification .......................................................................................21
9.3 Production Test ............................................................................................... 21
10 Applications and Hints ..................................................................................22
10.1 Minimum Configuration ................................................................................. 22
10.2 Antenna Status Adaptation ...........................................................................22
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10.2.1 Antennas with Different Current Draw .................................................................... 22
10.2.2 Antennas with Different Current Draw incl. Current Limiter.................................... 23
10.3 VANT Pin (antenna voltage input pin) ...........................................................24
10.4 1PPS pin (1 pulse per second pin)................................................................ 25
10.5 Reset Signal.................................................................................................. 25
10.5.1 Reset Sources ........................................................................................................ 25
10.6 Battery Back-up............................................................................................. 27
11 Demonstration Kits........................................................................................28
11.1 Evaluation Kit A1080-A ................................................................................. 28
12 Related Information .......................................................................................29
12.1 Contact.......................................................................................................... 29
12.2 Related Documents....................................................................................... 29
13 List of Tables..................................................................................................31
14 List of Figures ................................................................................................31
GPS receiver A1080-A
1 Introduction
Tyco Electronics’ GPS module A1080-A is a highly integrated GPS receiver module
that can be used as an SMT component. It is capable to receive signals from up to
20 GPS satellites and transferring them into position and timing information that can
be read over a serial port. This new generation of GPS module combines small size
and high-end GPS functionality at low power consumption:
• Operable at 3.3V / 36mA (typ.) @ 1fix per second
• Small form factor of 19 x 16.2 mm (0.75” x 0.64”)
• Cost-effective antenna input
• Single-sided SMD component, for reflow soldering
• Tape & reel packaging
The A1080-A GPS receivers are available as off-the-shelf component, 100% tested
and shipped in standard tape-and-reel package.
1.1 Label
The A1080-A label holds the following information:
Figure 1: A1080-A label
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1.2 Characteristics
The modules are characterized by the following parameters.
1.2.1 GPS Characteristics
Channels 20, parallel tracking
Correlators 200.000 plus
Frequency L1 (= 1575 MHz)
Tracking Sensitivity -159dBm
Position Accuracy Stand alone < 10m CEP (SA off)
Horizontal Position Accuracy Stand alone < 2,5m CEP (SA off)
Obscuration recovery
(1)
0.1s
Hot start
(2)
< 1s
Warm
(3)
< 32s
Time To First Fix – TTFF
(theoretical minimum values;
values in real world may differ)
Cold
(4)
< 35s
Table 1: A1080 GPS characteristics
(1) The calibrated clock of the receiver has not stopped, thus it knows precise time (to the µs level).
(2) The receiver has estimates of time/date/position and valid almanac and ephemeris data.
(3) The receiver has estimates of time/date/position and recent almanac.
(4) The receiver has no estimate of time/date/position, and no recent almanac.
1.2.2 Mechanical Characteristics
A1080-A Mechanical dimensions
Length
Width
Height
19mm, 0.75”
16.2mm, 0.64”
2.4mm, 0.095”
A1080-A Weight 1g, < 0.05oz
Table 2: A1080-A dimensions and weight
1.3 Handling Precautions
The GPS receiver module A1080-A is sensitive to electrostatic discharge (ESD).
Please handle with appropriate care.
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2 Ordering Information
2.1 GPS Receiver A1080-A
The order number is built as follows:
• V23993A1080A
V23993 stands for Tyco Electronics wireless and communication products, A1080A
for the A1080-A module.
2.2 Packing
2.2.1 Packaging of the A1080-A
The A1080-A GPS module comes in a tape and reel package suitable for pick and
place machines.
Figure 2: A1080-A tape specifications (1)
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Figure 3: A1080-A tape specifications (2)
2.3 Additional Equipment
V23993EVA1080A Evaluation Kit (including one module V23993A1080A)
Table 3: Additional equipment
A detailed description of the additional kit can be found in the according manuals.
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3 Quick Start
In order to allow an easy and quick start with the modules A1080-A, this chapter
provides a short overview on the most important steps to receive NMEA messages
with position information on a serial port.
3.1 Minimum Configuration
The following picture shows a recommended minimum configuration for NMEA output and commands sent and received via an RS232 interface based on the GPS
module A1080-A.
Figure 4: Recommended minimum configuration A1080-A
Remarks:
• Place C1 to C5 (here: 0.1µF) close to MAX3232. For capacity values see
datasheet of actual component used.
• Use 3.3V level shifter (MAX3232 or equivalent).
• Use separate ground plane for antenna ground.
• Antenna input impedance is 50Ohm. Match as close as possible.
• Maximum allowed antenna current is 50mA. Consider a current limiter.
• A battery back-up circuit for the RTC (Real Time Clock) should be consid-
ered (see
10.6
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Battery Back-up)!
NOTE: Please make sure that the A1080-A is either within an enclosure or additionally shielded to reduce the influence of temperature fluctuations often generated
by airflow.
3.2 Antenna
It is recommended to use an active GPS antenna with supply voltage of 3 to 5VDC
and a current draw of 50mA maximum. The quality of the GPS antenna chosen is of
paramount importance for the overall sensitivity of the GPS system. An active antenna should have a gain ≥ 20dB and a noise figure ≤ 1.5dB, which applies to more
than 95% of the active antennas available in the market.
3.3 Serial Port Settings
The default configuration within the standard GPS firmware is:
• Serial 0 (NMEA) 4800 baud, 8 data bits, no parity, 1 stop bit, no flow control
3.4 Improved TTFF
In order to improve the TTFF (Time To First Fix), it is recommended to support the
RTC with a back-up power when no system power is available.
If the system or the GPS receiver alone should not be backed-up it is possible to
support the restart procedure by providing position and date/time information to the
module. This is described in the firmware manual. Please refer there to chapter
“Start-up Support” in the document T.E. GPS Firmware A1080.
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4 Mechanical Outline
4.1 Details Component Side A1080-A
All dimensions in [mm, (inch)]
Figure 5: Mechanical outline component side A1080-A
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4.2 Details Solder Side A1080-A
Solder pad size: 1.0 x 0.8
All dimensions in [mm]
Figure 6
: Mechanical outline solder side A1080-A
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5 Pin-out Information
5.1 Layout A1080-A
Figure 7: Pin-out information A1080-A
5.2 Description A1080-A Signals
Pin Symbol Description
1 GND Ground (power supply)
2 Vcc 3.0 – 3.6 VDC (power supply)
3 Vbak Back-up pin of module for “supercap” or battery (see below)
4 1PPS 1PPS (pulse per second) output
5 RX1 Serial input 1 – reserved for binary in (leave open)
6 TX1 Serial output 1 – reserved for binary out (leave open)
7 TX0
Serial output 0, NMEA out
8 RX0 Serial input 0, NMEA in
9 nRST Reset input
10 Res. Reserved – leave open
11 BOOTSEL Special boot mode – leave open for normal operation
12 Res. Reserved – leave open
13 Res. Reserved – leave open
14 Res. Reserved – leave open
15 Res. Reserved – leave open
16 Res. Reserved – leave open
17 Res. Reserved – leave open
18 GNDANT Antenna Ground, do not connect to GROUND, connect to
antenna shield (see below)
19 ANT Antenna signal / Z=50 Ohm
20 GNDANT Antenna Ground, see above
21 Res. Reserved – leave open
22 VANT
Power supply antenna – provide according voltage
Table 4: Pin description A1080-A
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5.3 General Comments
The following comments should be considered for a design with and use of the
module:
• Standard configuration of serial port (standard GPS software):
Serial 0 (NMEA) 4800 baud, 8 data bits, no parity, 1 stop bit, no flow control
• Antenna (Antenna connected to Antenna Pin)
Use ground pins (pin 18, pin 20) close to the antenna input for RF ground.
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6 Electrical Characteristics
6.1 Operating Conditions
Pin Description Min Typical Max
V
bak
1.8V 3.6V3
Standby Current
(4)
20µA
V
cc
3.0V 3.3V 3.6V
Peak Acquisition Current
(1)
52mA
Average Acquisition Current
(2)
36mA
2
Tracking Current
(3)
31mA
Table 5: A1080 electrical characteristics
(1) Peak acquisition current is characterized by millisecond bursts above average acquisition cur-
rent
(2) Average current is typically only the first two seconds of TTFF
(3) Tracking current typically includes tracking and the post acquisition portion of TTFF
(4) During standby state: RTC block and core powered on and clock off.
6.2 Absolute maximum ratings
Symbol Parameter Min Max Unit
Vcc power supply -0.3 +3.6 V
Vin voltage to any pin -0.3 +3.6 V
Iov input current on any pin -10 10 mA
Itdv absolute sum of all input currents during overload condition 200 mA
Tst storage temperature -55 125 °C
Vant antenna supply voltage 0 5.5 V
Iant antenna supply current 0 50 mA
Table 6: Absolute maximum ratings
Stresses beyond those listed under “Absolute Maximum Ratings” may cause permanent damage to the device. This is a stress rating only. Functional operation of
the device at these or any other conditions beyond those indicated in the operational sections of this specification is not implied. Exposure to absolute maximum
rating conditions for extended periods may affect device reliability.
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7 Mounting
This chapter covers the mounting of the A1080-A.
7.1 Proposed Footprint for Soldering
The following proposal of a footprint for soldering is assuming a stencil thickness of
150µm. ³ marks the center of the through holes.
Figure 8: Soldering footprint proposal A1080-A
Please note that copper and solder paste footprint are identical. The final footprint
has to be evaluated and qualified by the manufacturer according to the specific
processes.
7.2 Recommended Profile for Reflow Soldering
Typical values for reflow soldering of the module in convection or IR/convection ovens are as follows:
Peak temperature (RoHS compliant process)
245°C
Average ramp up rate to Peak (183°C to Peak) 3°C / second max.
Preheat temperature 125 (±25°C)
120 seconds max.
Temperature maintained above 183°C
60 … 150 seconds
Time within 5°C of actual peak temperature
10 … 20 seconds
Ramp Down rate
6°C / second max.
Time 25°C to peak temperature
6 minutes max.
Table 7: Reflow soldering profile A1080-A
As results of soldering may vary among different soldering systems and types of
solder and depend on additional factors like density and types of components on
board, the values above should be considered as a starting point for further optimization.
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8 Use of Antenna
8.1 Connection of RF Signal
The ANT pin is used to connect the receiver with the GPS antenna. The design of
the antenna connection has to be done strictly according to RF design rules. A 50Ω
PCB strip line is required. The following drawings shall explain the guidelines. A
major rule is to keep the strip line as short as possible. Additionally, antenna ground
(GNDANT) should be routed to the ground plane of the PCB (the ground plane is
on a lower PCB layer) by via as demonstrated in the drawing.
Figure 9: Antenna connector strip line A1080-A
In order to gain the impedance of 50Ω, the width of the strip line needs to be calculated. It depends on the thickness or height of the PCB layer (both parameters are
shown in following drawing). For the calculation, it is assumed that the PCB material is FR4.
Figure 10: Strip line parameters A1080-A
In this case, the width should be about 1.8 times the height of the PCB:
W = 1.8 x H
In the example, one would get a width of W = 1.8 x 0.8mm = 1.44mm.
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8.2 Active Antenna
General GPS active antenna specification:
Limitations:
• Supply voltage according to voltage fed into VANT pin (5V max.)
• Supply current 50mA (max.)
Recommendations:
• Gain ≥ 20dB (should not exceed 35dB)
• Noise figure ≤ 1.5dB
The recommendations apply to the majority of active antennas that can be found in
the market. Anyhow, the quality of the GPS antenna chosen is of paramount importance for the overall sensitivity of the GPS system.
The system design needs to reflect the supply voltage of the antenna. If the supply
voltage is equal to Vcc, Vcc can be connected to VANT. If the antenna requires a
different supply voltage, the antenna bias can be provided through the VANT pin.
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9 Quality and Reliability
9.1 Environmental Conditions
Operating temperature
-30 … +85°C
Operating humidity
Max. 85% r. H., non-condensing, at 85°C
MSL JEDEC
(Moisture Sensitivity Level)
3
Storage 6 months in original package.
Table 8: Environmental conditions
9.2 Product Qualification
Prior to product qualification the GPS receiver is preconditioned according to
EIA/JEDEC standard JESD22-A113-B / Level 3.
Basic qualification tests:
• MSL Classification according to J-STD-020C (MSL3 @ 245°C)
• MSL Rework Compatibility according to J-STD-020C
• Temperature Cycling –30°C … +85°C
• Temperature Humidity Bias 70°C / 85% RH
• High / Low Temperature Operating –30° / +85°C
• High Temperature Operating Life +85°C
• Vibration Variable Frequency
• Mechanical Shock
Please contact Tyco Electronics for detailed information.
9.3 Production Test
Each module is electrically tested prior to packing and shipping to ensure state of
the art GPS receiver performance and accuracy.
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10 Applications and Hints
10.1 Minimum Configuration
Please refer to chapter 3.1 Minimum Configuration for details. In addition, for optimized start-up behavior it is strongly recommended to add a battery back-up circuit
(see chapter 3.4)!
10.2 Antenna Status Adaptation
This chapter shall give assistance in designing a circuit for detecting if an antenna
is connected to the module. The information about the antenna status can be derived from the ANTSTAT signal generated by this circuit. The examples use values
for components that roughly result in the following ANTSTAT output:
• Logic low when: Iant < 9mA
• Logic high when: 9mA > Iant < 16mA
• Logic low when: Iant > 16mA
10.2.1 Antennas with Different Current Draw
The following circuit is a proposal on how you can feed an antenna with 3.3V and
provide an output for the ANTSTAT pin. The value of the components may need an
adaptation in the final application. For example, the input current of the chosen
comperator goes into that equation. The thresholds defined in this circuit are quite
close to the ones described above. Their value is determined by resistors R4, R5,
and R3.
We strongly recommend simulating and testing your realized version before using
it. In any case, it is the responsibility of the designer to test and verify the implementation.
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Figure 11: Application note: Antenna sensor adaptation
10.2.2 Antennas with Different Current Draw incl. Current Limiter
This proposal is similar to the first one, but includes a current limiter. Comments
and notes as above apply.
We strongly recommend simulating and testing your realized version before use. In
any case it is the responsibility of the designer to test and verify the implementation.
Figure 12: Application note: Antenna sensor adaptation with current limiter
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10.3 VANT Pin (antenna voltage input pin)
The VANT pin is an input pin.
The supply voltage for an active GPS antenna has to be fed into the Vant pin.
The easiest way to do that is to connect Vcc to VANT. The maximum current is
50mA.
Note: Shortcut between ANT and GND may damage the A1080-A GPS receiver
module. This should be avoided by using an antenna current limiter.
Please find proposal for simple current limiter below. If other transistors are used,
other resistor values may be necessary as well. We strongly recommend simulating
and testing your realized version before using it.
The little schematics below work for Vcc from 3V to 5V. The antenna current will be
limited to around 50mA.
Figure 13: Application note: Antenna current limiter
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10.4 1PPS pin (1 pulse per second pin)
The 1PPS pin is an output pin.
In addition to precise positioning, GPS also allows for accurate timing due to the
synchronized atomic clocks in the GPS satellites. While the current date and time is
transmitted in NMEA sentences, an exact and accurate timing signal is provided via
the 1PPS pin of the A1080 modules.
10.5 Reset Signal
The nRST pin is an input pin.
The nRST pin can be used to generate a reset on the A1080-A module. Resetting
the module will result in a restart of the complete firmware. All information stored in
SRAM will still be valid.
10.5.1 Reset Sources
10.5.1.1 Internal reset circuit
The A1080 is already equipped with a voltage monitoring device that generates a
proper power-on reset at the appropriate threshold and delay. Additionally it takes
care about the brown-out protection. Usually there is no need to deal with the reset
input externally, thus the general advice is to leave this pin open.
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10.5.1.2 External reset circuit
If – for some reasons – an external reset input is really desired, the use is subject to
following restrictions:
(1) Never ever connect a capacitor of any size to the nRESET pin.
(2) Never ever pull the nRESET pin actively high.
(3) Only use an open drain/collector device (e.g. a bipolar NPN transistor to
ground, see Fig. 1) to pull the nRESET pin low in order to issue a reset.
(4) Make sure that the nRESET pulse is absolutely glitch free with sharp edges
and lasts at least 100ms.
Figure 14: Application note: External reset circuit
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10.6 Battery Back-up
This application note describes on how to back-up the RTC and the SRAM of the
GPS receiver module. The basic of the first examples is to provide a back-up by a
separate battery or a “supercap”.
While the “supercap” is charged thru the module during normal operation, the battery (primary cell) is decoupled thru a diode!
Figure 15: Application note: Module back-up
An alternative to this solution is to switch the supply voltage from the Vcc pin to
the Vbak pin. Care needs to be taken that the there is no voltage outage during
the switch-over phase!
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11 Demonstration Kits
11.1 Evaluation Kit A1080-A
For demonstration and easy evaluation of GPS performance Tyco Electronics offers
a Demonstration Kit (including one GPS A1080-A module). It contains a USB interface with according drivers to connect easily to a PC. The USB interface is an extension of the serial port 0, therefore sending NMEA sentences and accepting
commands. At the same time it provides power to the module. Accompanied by an
antenna it offers a ready-to-go set.
For the development of new software and applications the Evaluation Kit also provides NMEA messages on C-MOS level via a terminal plug.
For further information please contact Tyco Electronics.
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12 Related Information
12.1 Contact
This manual was created with due diligence. We hope that it will be helpful to the
user to get the most out of the GPS module.
Anyway, inputs about errors or mistakable verbalizations and comments or proposals to TYCO Electronics, Power Systems in Munich, Germany, for further improvements are highly appreciated.
Hans Wiedemann
Product Marketing Manager
Positioning Products
Tel.: +49 89 6089 838
Fax: +49 89 6089 835
Tyco Electronics Corporation
Power Systems
Finsinger Feld 1
85521 Ottobrunn, Germany
Email to gps@tycoelectronics.com.
Please visit our website at www.tycoelectronics.com/gps.
12.2 Related Documents
• Manual: T.E. GPS Firmware A1080-A (TYCO)
• Manual: T.E. GPS EvaluationKit EVA1080-A (TYCO)
• Application note: GPS AN A1080-A – EDLC as Backup Supply V1.0
• Application note: GPS AN A1080-A – Backup V1.0
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13 List of Tables
Table 1: A1080 GPS characteristics ........................................................................ 8
Table 2: A1080-A dimensions and weight................................................................ 8
Table 3: Additional equipment................................................................................ 10
Table 4: Pin description A1080-A........................................................................... 15
Table 5: A1080 electrical characteristics................................................................ 17
Table 6: Absolute maximum ratings....................................................................... 17
Table 7: Reflow soldering profile A1080-A ............................................................. 18
Table 8: Environmental conditions ......................................................................... 21
14 List of Figures
Figure 1: A1080-A label ........................................................................................... 7
Figure 2: A1080-A tape specifications (1) ................................................................ 9
Figure 3: A1080-A tape specifications (2) .............................................................. 10
Figure 4: Recommended minimum configuration A1080-A.................................... 11
Figure 5: Mechanical outline component side A1080-A ......................................... 13
Figure 6: Mechanical outline solder side A1080-A ................................................. 14
Figure 7: Pin-out information A1080-A ................................................................... 15
Figure 8: Soldering footprint proposal A1080-A ..................................................... 18
Figure 9: Antenna connector strip line A1080-A..................................................... 19
Figure 10: Strip line parameters A1080-A .............................................................. 19
Figure 11: Application note: Antenna sensor adaptation........................................ 23
Figure 12: Application note: Antenna sensor adaptation with current limiter.......... 23
Figure 13: Application note: Antenna current limiter .............................................. 24
Figure 14: Application note: External reset circuit .................................................. 26
Figure 15: Application note: Module back-up ......................................................... 27
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