Interfacing Quectel L80 GPS Module with Arduino || Tiny & Low Power GPS Tracker

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In this tutorial, we will learn about the Quectel L80 GPS Module. The L80 GPS Module from Quectel is the tiny, low cost and low-power-consuming GPS Module available in the market. The L80 GPS module with an embedded patch antenna and low-noise amplifier (LNA) brings the high performance of the positioning system in industrial applications. It is able to achieve the industry’s highest level of sensitivity and accuracy with the lowest power consumption in a small-footprint leadless package. It acquires and tracks satellites in the shortest time even at the indoor signal level.
In this project, we will interface Quectel L80 GPS Module with Arduino & make our own GPS Receiver. The L80 GPS Module can give the value of Latitude, Longitude, Speed, Altitude, Date, and Time once it is synchronized with the satellite. First, we will hook up the L80 GPS with Arduino Nano Board and display the GPS parameters on Serial Monitor. Then we will use a 16×2 LCD Display to display the value of Latitude, Longitude, Speed, Altitude, Date, and Time. Hence you will be able to design your own portable GPS Receiver at the end of this video.
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[@adambeedle]

Great video well done

[@InnovateYourselfashu]

Thanks for sharing the valuable content. ❤️
Keep sharing more such content 😍❤️

[@unknownworld8313]

Thanks for sharing this informative video 👍👍👍👍

[@mramzadg]

Awesome video

[@mahrahsan1827]

so much to learn thanks a lot for sharing and can you please another part in which you connect any sim module and receive coordinates on mobile .

[@infinitegaming2897]

Awesome project..

[@electronic7979]

Excellent

[@TRACEROOTGPS]

Good information 👍

[@MarianaSantander-ox6vf]

Thank you very much for the contribution, how could I implement it with an arduino MKR1310? It does not work for me due to compatibility issues with the softwareSerial library, thanks

[@aadhikarianish]

Wonderful

[@sureshaddepalli6707]

Congrats vikas

[@TheMicroTrak]

Does the module go back to the default settings when it loses power?

[@blondisbarrios7454]

You dont use capacitors for GPS 3v3?

[@SmartTronics]

Thanks 😍

[@SauvikRoy]

Does it have support for NavIC?

[@nomanahmed5028]

Great

[@user-bx9rn5ix6q]

The circuit diagram shows 3 capacitors required but your breadboard doesn't have any. Can you please explain what's required?

[@HowtoElectronics]

Follow the circuit

[@alejitoroo]

Do you know how can i check if the gps are damaged?, i have a Quectel L86 but it does not work, i dont know how can i check if its ok, the board detect connection but not receive coordinates.

[@mijeetv8618]

me too... sad

[@ranjithpalanisamy7367]

its not work in indoor.

[@TechnicalidEas07]

Oky nic 👍🏻

[@priyanshshankhdhar347]

🔥🔥🔥

[@elzaxluza3098]

how the hell you solder that wtih pin headers? seriously ask because i still failed doing it

[@ElectroniClinic]

cooool

[@yogeshitaliya473]

😍😍😍

[@assassinsgaming690]

👍👍👍

[@vaibhavraut5053]

Does it work indoor?

[@electromodule7987]

Depends on your house location

[@johny759]

Not work fake