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GPS NMEA 0183 sentence order

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Does anyone know if the GPS NMEA 0183 covers sentence order? In other words is the sentence order (GGA,GSA,RMC, etc.) output in a consistent order from each GPS IC manufacturer? I'm writing a program to parse data from each sentence but I need to make sure the samples are all from the same pulse.

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As far as i know , NMEA 0183 is standard . And all manufacturer follow it.
 

The NMEA 0183 messages are standard. GPS manufacturers which adhere to the standard all have the same sentence structure and order. Some manufacturers however will have a proprietary string format, which may or may not be different than NMEA 0183. If the sentence is a GGA or GPL or one of the NMEA strings, it is standard across all manufacturers.
 

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As far as i know , NMEA 0183 is standard . And all manufacturer follow it. sahin5002
Its not mandatory that all GPS should follow NMEA protocol,, in most of the European countries and other countries they follow SIRF data protocol..

NMEA is nothing but a serial communication data standard set for GPS communication
 
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