- Garmin GPS 18 OEM LVC Receiver Sensor (0100032156)
- This 12-parallel-channel, WAAS-enabled GPS receiver comes with an integrated magnetic base.
- The puck-like receiver is 2.4 inches in diameter and weighs just ounces, making it an ideal solution
- The GPS 18 LVC defaults to output data in the industry standard NMEA 0183 data format
- non-volatile memory for storage of configuration information
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The GPS 18 LVC Receiver is a GPS sensor targeted to OEM clients for use in automotive, fleet vehicle, and electronics applications where a small, highly accurate GPS receiver is needed. It is WAAS-enabled and comes with an integrated magnetic base. GPS 18 LVC Receiver comes complete with non-volatile memory for storage of configuration information, a real-time clock, and raw measurement output data for sophisticated customer applications. It provides a pulse-per-second logic level output whose rising edge is aligned to the UTC second within 1 microsecond.
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I have 4 Garmin 18 LVC 5M units I currently use as reference clocks. If a GPS unit has three locks on satellites it can tell the time to within 1 millionth of a second. The Garmin 18 LVC 5M, the greatest value in reference clocks, with compareable accuracy costing $5,000.00+. These units are supreme precision time pieces when hooked to a linux box through the serial port. A complete howto is on the ntp support mail system in late 2006. Garmin provides complete documentation on their website, in the OEM section. The unit ships from the factory with the Pulse Per Second signal off, and needs to have a clear view of the sky. I get between 0 us and 50 us accuracy, depending on server traffic. This is a bare wire unit, and requires soldering to operate it.
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