GPS Technology

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An excellent introduction to Electronics course, the electronics module teaches key circuit functions. The Interface Board was specifically designed with low level components to enable analog and digital circuits to be taught. Students construct the kit one section at a time. Each section contains a discussion of theory, step-by-step construction instructions, and hands-on exercises. Topical coverage includes:

• Voltage Dividers
• R/C Timing
• Rectifiers
• Transistor Inverters
• Darlington Transistors
• Op Amps: Comparator, Amplifier
• Clock Generators
• Logic Gates/Flip Flops
• Divide by N Counters
• Monostable Multivibrators
• RS-232 Interfaces

The 555 module is supported by comprehensive courseware in electronics and electronic theories; students experience one of the most educational electronics kits available.

GPS and electronic module all in one!

An exiting kit that students construct using clear step-by-step instructions in the well-illustrated Student Instruction Manual. The kit teaches GPS (Global Positioning System) technology and basic digital and analog electronics.

Electronic Topics Covered

Covers analog and digital circuitry. Courseware is divided into sections allowing trainers to adjust to their teaching curriculum. Each section contains a discussion of theory, step-by-step construction instructions, and hands-on exercises

Hardware

The completed kit contains the following hardware components:

• GPS Engine
• Active GPS Antenna
• Interface Circuit Board

Antenna

GPS systems require that at least 3 satellites be visible. Most classrooms do not have adequate exposure to 3 or more satellites. Graymark's Re-Radiating System delivers satellite signals from the school's roof to the classroom, enabling GPS receivers to function properly. If a notebook computer is available, students can perform outdoor navigation exercises.