SparkFun GNSS Flex pHAT - DAN-F10N

SKU: GPS-29491 Brand: Sparkfun
Equip your Raspberry Pi projects with meter-level, dual-band GNSS positioning using the SparkFun DAN-F10N GNSS Flex pHAT. This development platform...
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Regular Price $115.00 AUD, inc GST
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For use in Australia

  • Operate only in bands and with settings that are permitted for your location and application. Check this product’s supported frequencies in the description/specs.
  • If you intend to operate outside shared/licence‑exempt conditions (e.g. in other bands, at higher power, with high‑gain antennas, or extended duty cycles), you must have the appropriate authorisation.

For use in other regions

  • Follow the spectrum rules for your country/region and select frequencies and settings accordingly.

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Equip your Raspberry Pi projects with meter-level, dual-band GNSS positioning using the SparkFun DAN-F10N GNSS Flex pHAT. This development platform combines our versatile GNSS Flex pHAT carrier board with the reliable DAN-F10N GNSS Flex Module, providing an affordable and easy-to-integrate solution for any single-board computer with a 40-pin header.

The GNSS Flex pHAT acts as the bridge between your Raspberry Pi and the modular SparkPNT ecosystem. It mounts securely via an extended 40-pin header and connects to the included GNSS module using standardized 2x10-pin headers, making it simple to swap modules for repairs or future upgrades.

  • Raspberry Pi Connectivity: Standard 40-pin GPIO header for a direct, secure connection.
  • USB-C Port: Provides an alternative data interface to the GNSS module.
  • microSD Card Slot: Perfect for data logging position, velocity, and time data.
  • Mounting Hardware Included: Comes with the necessary standoffs, screws, and an extended header for a clean, stable setup.

Economical Urban Performance

At the heart of this module is the affordable u-blox DAN-F10N, engineered to excel where other receivers struggle. By harnessing dual-band L1/L5 GNSS technology and a sophisticated multipath mitigation engine, it delivers meter-level accuracy in challenging environments like dense urban canyons.

Additionally, its robust RF architecture features a SAW-LNA-SAW filter chain and an additional notch filter for the LTE B13 band. This design provides exceptional out-of-band interference rejection, ensuring clean signal reception even when operating near cellular modems.

Flexible Antenna Options

The DAN-F10N includes a high-performance, integrated 20mm x 20mm x 8mm dual-band patch antenna. This Right-Hand Circularly Polarized (RHCP) antenna offers a wide beamwidth, giving you flexibility in device orientation without sacrificing performance. Need even more range? An onboard switch allows you to easily connect an external dual-band antenna to maximize signal reception for your specific application.

Powerful Software & Connectivity

Get up and running quickly with comprehensive software support. The DAN-F10N is fully compatible with the u-blox u-center 2 GNSS software, a tried and tested tool for real-time performance analysis, configuration, and data logging.

  • Fast Acquisition: Utilize AssistNow Online, Offline, and Autonomous A-GNSS services for significantly reduced time-to-first-fix.
  • Standard Protocols: Interface directly with the module using the industry-standard NMEA 4.11 or the powerful UBX binary protocol for advanced control.

This product requires a Raspberry Pi (or similar single-board computer). Users can find Raspberry Pi and Nvidia single-board computers in our catalog.

Note:

  • The GPS L5 signals are currently, considered as "pre-operational" and not utilized by default in navigation solutions. However, it is possible override the receiver's configuration to evaluate the GPS L5 signals. Please refer to the integration manual for more details.
    • This is an operational limitation of the satellite/space segment and not an issue of the u-blox product.
  • Users have the option to connect an external GNSS antenna to their GNSS receiver.
    • The GNSS Flex module has an U.FL connector for external antenna.
    • Users can find GNSS Antennas in our catalog.
  • By default, Sparkfun use the Raspberry Pi's primary serial bus (i.e. TX: GPIO14/Pin 8; RX: GPIO15/Pin 9) to communicate with the GNSS receiver on our SparkPNT GNSS Flex modules.

Features & Specs

GNSS Flex pHAT:

DAN-F10N GNSS Flex Module:

Flex Module Interfaces:

DAN-F10N General Features

  • 40-pin socket for Raspberry Pi header
  • 40-pin header for GNSS Flex modules
    • Two 2x20-pin, 2mm-pitch male headers
      • Power
        • 3.3V
        • Backup power
        • USB bus detect (not a power source)
      • USB data
      • UART (x4)
      • SD card
      • I2C bus
      • PPS signal (x2)
      • LED indicators (x2)
      • Event indicators (x2)
  • USB-C connector
    • Interfaces directly w/ GNSS Flex Module
  • Antenna bridge
    • U.FL connector
    • SMA connector
  • µSD card socket
  • Qwiic connector
  • Indicator LEDs
    • PWR (Red)
    • PPS (Yellow)
    • RTK (White)
    • PVT (Blue)
  • Twenty-four jumpers
    • Raspberry Pi GPIO isolation (x16)
    • LED power isolation (x4)
    • I2C pull-up resistors (x4)
  • u-blox DAN-F10N GNSS module
    • GNSS Constellations:
      • GPS (USA)
      • Galileo (EU)
      • BDS (China)
      • QZSS (Japan)
      • NavIC (India)
    • SBAS Systems:
      • WAAS (USA)
      • EGNOS (EU)
      • BDSBAS (China)
      • MSAS (Japan)
      • GAGAN (India)
      • KASS (Korea)
      • SouthPAN (Australian + New Zealand)
  • Two 2x20-pin, 2mm-pitch female headers
    • 40-pin socket for GNSS Flex system
      • Power
        • 3.3V
        • Backup power
        • USB bus detect (not a power source)
      • UART
      • PPS signal (x1)
      • Event indicators (x1)
  • U.FL Connector:
    • GNSS Antenna (optional, L1/L5 dual-band)
  • Dimensions: 34.0 x 44.0mm
  • Weight: 23.85g
  • I2C: N/C
  • Flex COM1: DAN-F10N UART (TX and RX only)
  • Flex COM2: N/C
  • Flex COM3: N/C
  • Flex COM4: N/C
  • PPS1: DAN-F10N TIMEPULSE
  • PPS2: N/C
  • EVENTA: DAN-F10N EXTINT
  • EVENTB: N/C
  • RTK LED: N/C
  • PVT LED: N/C
  • GNSS receiver
    • u-blox F10 engine
    • GPS: L1 C/A, L5
    • QZSS: L1C/A, L5
    • Galileo: E1B/C, E5a
    • BeiDou: B1C, B2a
    • NavIC: L5
    • SBAS: L1 C/A, L1S, L1Sb, B1C
  • Sensitivity
    • Tracking & Navigation: -164dBm
    • Reacquisition: -156dBm
    • Cold start: -145dBm
    • Hot start: -156dBm
  • Update rate: Up to 10Hz
  • Horizontal position accuracy
    • 1.0m CEP (with SBAS)
    • 1.5m CEP (without SBAS)
  • Acquisition
    • Cold start: 28s
    • Aided start: 2s
    • Reacquisition: 2s
  • Interfaces
    • 1x UART
    • Digital I/O
      • Configurable timepulse (0.25Hz to 10MHz)
      • EXTINT input for wakeup
    • JTAG debug interface (disabled by default)
  • Communication protocol
    • NMEA: 2.1, 2.3, 4.0, 4.10, 4.11 (default)
    • UBX binary
    • RTCM v3.4
    • SPARTN v2.0.2
  • Security
    • RF interference and jamming detection/reporting
    • Spoofing detection/reporting
    • Secure boot for firmware integrity
    • Signed UBX messages (SHA-256
  • Misc
    • Antenna switch function
      • Supports external active antenna (optional)
    • Integrated RTC crystal and TCXO
  • Power
    • Power supply: 2.7V to 3.6V
    • Backup supply: 1.65V to 3.6V
    • Power consumption: 63 mW (continuous tracking, 3V)
  • Temperature range: -40°C to +85°C
  • Package
    • 56-pin LCC package
    • 20 x 20 x 11.6mm
    • 17.5g

Documentation

WARNING: This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. See link below for more information. www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

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