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interfacing 32 bit microprocessor with gps

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pls help me to interface gps output with 32 bit microprocessor and also give the details about the what type of output is getting from gps
 

Hi Radhikamani

All GPS receivers transmit their data using the NMEA message protocol which, from the processor view, is a standard modem interface 48Kbps, 8 bits, no parity, 1 stop bit. Some newer GPS devices (such a Origin) also output data on SPI and/or I2C but still retain the standard UART so that they are always backwards compatible. You can find some useful information about NMEA formats at NMEA data.
 
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