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Teseo-LIV4F

Teseo-LIV4F

MPN: TESEO-LIV4FTR
STMicroelectronics
- RF Receiver BeiDou, Galileo, GLONASS, GNSS, GPS Not Included 18-LCC (9.7x10.1)
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Overview

The Teseo-LIV4FTR is a dual-band, multi-constellation GNSS module designed for high-accuracy positioning applications. It supports simultaneous reception of L1 and L5 bands from GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, BeiDou, and NavIC (IRNSS) to provide sub-meter accuracy in challenging environments. The module integrates a TCXO, RTC, and onboard LNA/SAW filters to simplify the RF design process.

Why Choose This Part

The Teseo-LIV4FTR excels by offering dual-frequency (L1 and L5) support, which significantly reduces multipath errors in urban canyons. Its embedded flash allows for firmware upgrades and flexible configuration, while the integrated TCXO ensures stable frequency performance across temperature variations.

Applications

Precision IoT Tracking
Ideal for asset tracking and fleet management where sub-meter accuracy and fast time-to-first-fix are required.
Agricultural Robotics
Provides the multi-band reliability needed for autonomous navigation in open-field environments.
Telematics Units
Integrates into vehicle systems using UART or I2C interfaces to provide high-precision location data under 3.3V power rails.

Key Specifications

Applications GPS
Mounting Type Surface Mount
Data Interface GPIO, I2C, UART
Package / Case 18-SMD Module
Voltage - Supply 3V ~ 3.63V
Antenna Connector Not Included
Modulation or Protocol BeiDou, Galileo, GLONASS, GNSS, GPS
Supplier Device Package 18-LCC (9.7x10.1)

Getting Started

To evaluate the module, designers can use the X-NUCLEO-GNSS1A1 expansion board or the EVB-LIV4F evaluation kit. Interfacing is performed via UART or I2C protocols, and ST provides the Teseo Suite software tool for easy configuration and performance monitoring.

Also Consider

ZED-F9P u-bloxu-blox - Offers multi-band GNSS with integrated RTK for centimeter-level precision if sub-meter accuracy is insufficient.
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