The L89 R2.0 is a dual-band, multi-constellation GNSS module. It features a GNSS chipset engine that achieves exceptional performance by supporting concurrent reception of four GNSS constellations (GPS L1 C/A + Galileo E1 + QZSS L1 C/A + NAvIC L5) by default. It is compatible with Quectel L89 NAvIC-enabled GNSS module.

Compared with GNSS modules that track only GPS, GLONASS, or BDS signals, L89 R2.0 can receive and track more visible satellites, thereby significantly mitigating the multipath effect in deep urban canyons, reducing signal acquisition times, and improving positioning accuracy. With integrated LNAs and SAW filters, the module achieves higher sensitivity and increased anti-interference capability.

L89 R2.0 supports advanced power management enabling low-power GNSS sensing and position fix, which makes the module an ideal solution for power-sensitive and battery-powered systems.

By virtue of its reliable performance and low power consumption, L89 R2.0 is perfectly suited for applications such as real-time tracking systems and sharing economy services.

The L96 is a GNSS module measuring 14.0mm × 9.6mm × 2.0mm with an embedded chip antenna and external antenna interface. With 33 tracking channels, 99 acquisition channels and 210 PRN channels, the module supports concurrent reception of up to three GNSS systems (GPS+GLONASS+Galileo), reducing time-to-first-fix compared to GPS-only systems, and allowing accurate navigation in settings such as urban canyons. The L96 combines EASY (Embedded Assist System for self-generated orbit prediction) with LOCUS (internal logger) and AlwaysLocate to achieve excellent accuracy with low power consumption.

EASY allows the L96 to calculate and predict orbits automatically using up to 3 days of ephemeris data stored in the RAM, so it can fix position quickly and with low power consumption, even when signal levels are lower. LOCUS  allows the module to log position information to the internal flash memory at default intervals of 15 seconds, typically providing more than 16 hours log capacity without extra cost. AlwaysLocate allows the L96 to adjust the on/off time adaptively to achieve balance between positioning accuracy and power consumption, according to environmental and motion conditions. The built-in LNA additionally provides the module with better performance under weak signal areas.

The L96’s combination of ultra-compact design, extremely low power consumption and superior performance makes it ideal for power-sensitive applications, especially portable devices, and it is suited to a variety of consumer and industry applications.

The L86 is a POT (patch antenna on top) GNSS module with 99 acquisition channels and 33 tracking channels. It is designed to be compatible with Quectel’s GPS L80 module to provide a flexible and scalable platform for migrating from GPS to GNSS. With an LCC package, integrated patch antenna and new generation MediaTek MT3333 GNSS chipset, the L86 has exceptional performance both in acquisition and tracking, and its space-saving design makes the module ideal for miniature devices. The L86 combines EASY (Embedded Assist System for self-generated orbit prediction) with LOCUS (internal logger) and AlwaysLocate to achieve excellent accuracy with low power consumption.

The EASY allows the module to calculate and predict orbits automatically using up to 3 days of ephemeris data stored in the RAM, so it can fix position quickly and with low power consumption, even when signal levels are lower. The LOCUS  allows the module to log position information to the internal flash memory at default intervals of 15 seconds, typically providing more than 16 hours log capacity without extra cost. AlwaysLocate allows the L86 to adjust the on/off time adaptively to achieve balance between positioning accuracy and power consumption, according to environmental and motion conditions. The L86 also supports automatic antenna switching, switching between internal patch antenna and external active antenna while maintaining positioning.

The L86’s ultra-compact design, low cost and low power demands, combined with its excellent precision and high sensitivity, make the L86 suitable for a broad range of IoT applications such as portable devices, automotive, personal tracking, security and industrial PDAs. The module is especially suitable for special applications like GPS mouse receivers and on-board diagnostics.

Based on the latest enhanced chipset, the new Quectel LC86G series GNSS module supports concurrent reception of GPS, GLONASS, BDS, Galileo and QZSS. The LC86G series is designed to be compatible with Quectel L80 and L86 modules, allowing for smooth migration between them.

Compared with single constellation receivers, by enabling multiple GNSS constellations, the LC86G series increases the number of visible satellites, reduces the time to first fix and improves positioning accuracy, especially when driving through dense urban canyons. The integrated antenna on top of the module simplifies the design process and reduces RF complexities allowing for fast time to market.

The integrated LNA improves sensitivity, effectuating high accuracy positioning, clear signal tracking and fast acquisition and allows for direct connection to passive antennas.

Based on its enhanced performance, LC86G series is perfectly suited for applications such as real-time tracking systems and sharing economy devices, and due to its extremely low power consumption, it is ideal for wearable battery operated products, toll tags, emergency beacons and livestock or pallet trackers.

L26-T is an ultra-compact, single-band multi-constellation module featuring high precision timing and standard precision positioning. It is designed and manufactured according to the IATF 16949: 2016 standard.

Designed for navigation applications, L26-T can receive and track GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, BDS, and QZSS signals, output multi-GNSS raw data, and use SBAS to enhance accuracy and reliability. The built-in LNA ensures better performance even in harsh environments such as dense urban canyons.

For high-precision timing applications, the module can synchronize with the Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) at a nanosecond resolution. This outstanding timing performance is crucial to a variety of applications demanding highaccuracy time and frequency stability.

L26-T also leverages AGNSS data, resulting in a significantly reduced Time to First Fix (TTFF). The AGNSS feature enables high sensitivity acquisition even on the module’s first start-up, when precise location, time, and frequency are still unknown.

For battery-powered applications, the module offers power saving modes to reduce power consumption.

The superb performance of L26-T makes it an ideal solution for base stations, as well as for automotive and industrial applications.

LC26G-T is a compact, single-band multi-constellation module featuring high-precision timing and standard-precision positioning. For high-precision timing applications, the module can synchronize with the Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) at a nanosecond resolution. This outstanding timing performance is crucial to a variety of applications demanding high accuracy and stability time. LC26G-T’s integrated LNA provides high sensitivity, fast tracking, and signal acquisition, and ensures improved performance even in challenging environments.

In contrast to single constellation GPS-only receivers, LC26G-T’s multi-constellation GNSS receiver can access a vast number of visible satellites and thus improve positioning and timing accuracy even in dense urban canyons. LC26G-T includes timing integrity measures with Receiver Autonomous Integrity Monitoring (RAIM) and continuous phase uncertainty estimation, and features high dynamic range radios with both analog and digital interference mitigation. It also leverages AGNSS data, resulting in a significantly reduced Time to First Fix (TTFF). The AGNSS feature enables high sensitivity acquisition even on the module’s first start-up, when precise location, time, and frequency are still unknown.

The enhanced performance of the LC26G-T makes it ideal for base station timing applications including the new 5G ORAN demand and industrial applications like power monitoring. The module can also be used as reference clock in many time critical applications.

LC29T is a multi-constellation GNSS module that delivers high-integrity precision timing in demanding applications worldwide. It simultaneously receives and tracks L1 signals from multiple (GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, BDS and QZSS) constellations. Its timing capabilities remain operational even if only one satellite is tracked. LC29T is designed to meet the most stringent timing synchronization requirements within global 4G/5G mobile networks. In addition, the module can generate a 10 MHz square wave for various applications.

By effectively minimizing timing errors of the primary source of cellular network synchronization, it empowers operators to maximize their network performance. Simultaneously the LC29T meets the strict synchronization and timing demands of the next-generation networks across various industry verticals such as 5G O-RAN, smart power grid, data centers, satellite communication system, LoRa base stations, calibration services and industrial automation applications. The module’s multi-constellation capability reduces timing errors to less than 13.6 ns under open-sky conditions. Additionally, it is designed and manufactured in accordance with the stringent Quality Management System, aligning with the IATF 16949:2016 Standard.

The LC98S is a multi-constellation GNSS module that delivers high integrity, precision timing in demanding applications worldwide. It supports GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, BDS and QZSS constellations, and can acquire and track three GNSS systems and QZSS concurrently. Its timing functionality can be maintained even while tracking a single satellite.

The LC98S satisfies the requirements for industrial timing applications on power grids and is an ideal solution for timing of 5G/O-RAN networks.

The integrated AGNSS feature can improve the signal acquisition process and shorten the time needed to achieve a first position fix and output an accurate and stable PPS pulse. The module also features a high dynamic range receiver with both analog and digital interference mitigation, enabling applications in wireless communications equipment.

The LC98S internal chip is compliant with the “AEC-Q100” qualification. Our strictly controlled manufacturing and testing processes guarantee the high quality of each module.

Quectel LC99T is a dual-band high-precision timing GNSS module, which can concurrently track GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, BDS, QZSS and NavIC satellite signals. It also supports SBAS (including WAAS, EGNOS, MSAS and GAGAN) and AGNSS functionality. In contrast to single-band GNSS modules, it tracks a substantially greater number of visible satellites, enhancing overall signal reception. With nanosecond timing accuracy, the module is particularly well suited for infrastructure applications with precise timing requirements. LC99T is designed to meet the most stringent timing synchronization requirements within global 4G/5G mobile networks. In addition, the module can generate a 10 MHz square wave for various applications.

By effectively minimizing timing errors of the primary source of cellular network synchronization, it empowers operators to maximize their network performance. Simultaneously, LC99T meets the strict synchronization demands of the next-generation networks across various vertical industries such as 5G X-Haul, smart grid, data centers, satellite communications, calibration services, and industrial automation applications. The module’s multi-band capability reduces timing errors to less than 13.6 ns under open-sky conditions. Additionally, it is designed and manufactured in accordance with the stringent Quality Management System, aligning with the IATF 16949:2016 Standard.

The L26-P is a single band, multi-constellation GNSS raw data receiver for high precision positioning applications. The module has an integrated 6-axis sensor (IMU), and it can output GNSS raw data concurrently with the sensor raw data. The firmware also supports an option to enable the output of standard NMEA messages. The module can acquire and track GPS, GLONASS, BDS, Galileo and QZSS signals and the built-in LNA ensures better performance in challenging signal conditions scenarios. Compared with GPS only receivers, enabling multiple GNSS systems increases the number of visible satellites, and it will lead into enhanced performance. The ability to use the GNSS raw data in collaboration with the IMU data on an external position engine (customer MCU side) makes this module very attractive for many applications.

Its superb performance makes L26-P ideal for base stations, automotive, industrial and consumer applications.