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    MONARCH2 chipset

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    • John BairdJ Offline
      John Baird
      last edited by John Baird

      Can anyone confirm/deny if Pycom has any plans to migrate to the MONARCH2 chipset? It is supposedly fully backwards compatible but comes with a list of new features including GNSS and reduced power figures.

      Anyone?

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        PeterB
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        For GNSS it says it supports all major satellite constellations, but it does not specify whether it supports SBAS.
        Having SBAS support makes a lot of difference in accuracy:
        Civilian GPS without SBAS is better than 35 m horizontally and 75 m vertically 95% of the time.
        With SBAS it is typically 2-3 m horizontally and 1.5 m vertically.

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          tuftec
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          That would be nice. Hopefully it solves many of the little issues that I have seen with the current chip.

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