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Goouuu Tech GT-U16 RTK L1+L5 GPS Module with Arduino - Interfacing and Parsing GNSS Data
Intermediate
ARDUINO
₹1,500 – ₹5,000
3 – 6 Hours
Partial Kit

Goouuu Tech GT-U16 RTK L1+L5 GPS Module with Arduino - Interfacing and Parsing GNSS Data

Learn how to interface the high-precision Goouuu Tech GT-U16 RTK L1+L5 GNSS module with an Arduino and parse raw NMEA data into human-readable coordinates, time, and altitude.

Originally published on CircuitDigest
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We don't carry yet: Arduino Mega
Arduino Leonardo / Micro
Inductors / Coils / Ferrite
Goouuu Tech GT-U16 RTK GNSS Module (L1
Arduino (Uno
etc.)

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How It Works

Why Build This

Develop high-precision autonomous vehicle and drone navigation systems utilizing centimeter-level RTK positioning data.
Implement advanced asset tracking and surveying solutions capable of parsing complex multiband GNSS telemetry streams.
Gain practical undergraduate-level engineering experience in serial communication protocols and real-time data parsing.

Real-World Application

Precision agriculture, drone navigation, asset tracking, autonomous vehicles, and high-accuracy surveying.

Skills You'll Learn

Serial communication
NMEA data parsing
GNSS module configuration
microcontroller interfacing
coordinate data extraction

Safety Precautions

When programming the Arduino Uno via USB, ensure that connections to the D0 and D1 (RX/TX) hardware serial pins are temporarily removed to prevent upload errors.

Technology Tags

GPS
GNSS
RTK
NMEA 0183
UART
SERIAL COMMUNICATION
ARDUINO
SENSORS
NAVIGATION

Frequently Asked Questions

The GT-U16 module supports both L1 and L5 frequencies to significantly improve positional accuracy and mitigate multipath interference, which requires a compatible multiband or large ceramic patch antenna.
The project supports Arduino Uno, Mega, and Leonardo, though boards with multiple hardware serial ports like the Mega make handling serial communication and debugging simultaneously much easier.
You use the Arduino IDE to write and upload the parsing code that prints human-readable coordinates to the Serial Monitor, while iNavTool Software is used for advanced configuration of the GNSS module.

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