Telit Wireless Solutions SL876Q5-A Specification sheet

SL876Q5-A
Product User Guide
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USAGE AND DISCLOSURE RESTRICTIONS
I. License Agreements
The software described in this document is the property of Telit and its licensors. It is furnished
by express license agreement only and may beused only in accordance with the terms of such
an agreement.
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III. High Risk Materials
Components, units, or third-party products used in the product described herein are NOT fault-
tolerant and are NOT designed, manufactured, or intended for use as on-line control equipment
in the following hazardous environments requiring fail-safe controls: the operation of Nuclear
Facilities, Aircraft Navigation or Aircraft Communication Systems, Air Traffic Control, Life
Support, or Weapons Systems (High Risk Activities"). Telit and its supplier(s) specifically
disclaim any expressed or implied warranty of fitness for such High Risk Activities.
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PRODUCT APPLICABILITY TABLE
Product
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CONTENTS
NOTICE . .................................................................................................... 2
COPYRIGHTS................................................................................................2
COMPUTER SOFTWARE COPYRIGHTS...................................................... 2
USAGE AND DISCLOSURE RESTRICTIONS............................................... 3
PRODUCT APPLICABILITY TABLE.............................................................. 4
1. INTRODUCTION ........................................................................ 11
Purpose...................................................................................... 11
Contact and Support Information ................................................ 11
Text Conventions........................................................................12
Related Documents .................................................................... 13
Related Documents Requiring a Non-disclosure Agreement....... 13
2. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION......................................................... 14
Product Overview ....................................................................... 14
SL876Q5-A Block Diagram......................................................... 15
SL876Q5-A Module .................................................................... 16
3. SL876Q5-A EVALUATION KIT (EVK) ....................................... 17
SL876Q5-A Evaluation Board (EVB)........................................... 18
4. PRODUCT FEATURES.............................................................. 19
Built-in Antenna and Switch........................................................ 19
Multi-Constellation Navigation..................................................... 19
Quasi-Zenith Satellite System (QZSS) support........................... 19
Satellite Based Augmentation System (SBAS)............................ 19
SBAS Corrections....................................................................... 19
SBAS Ranging............................................................................19
Assisted GPS (AGPS) - SiRFInstantFix™................................... 19
Client-generated Extended Ephemeris (CGEE).......................... 20
Server-generated Extended Ephemeris (SGEE)......................... 20
2-D Positioning ........................................................................... 20
Static Navigation......................................................................... 20
Velocity Dead-Reckoning............................................................ 21
Jamming Rejection – Continuous Wave (CW) Jamming Mitigation21
Elevation Mask Angle ................................................................. 21
5 Hz Navigation .......................................................................... 21
10 Hz Navigation ........................................................................ 22

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1PPS ..........................................................................................22
I/O Communication Ports............................................................ 22
Power Management.................................................................... 23
Full Power Mode......................................................................... 23
SmartGNSS................................................................................23
Trickle Power..............................................................................24
Push-to-Fix .................................................................................24
SiRFaware.................................................................................. 24
Hibernate....................................................................................24
Internal LNA................................................................................ 25
Device Wake-up (1st port) ........................................................... 25
MEMS Wakeup (2nd Port - I2C).................................................. 25
Host I/O Ports.............................................................................25
5. PRODUCT PERFORMANCE ..................................................... 26
Horizontal Position Accuracy ...................................................... 26
Time to First Fix..........................................................................26
Sensitivity ................................................................................... 27
6. SOFTWARE INTERFACE.......................................................... 28
NMEA Output Messages ............................................................ 28
Standard Messages.................................................................... 28
SiRF Proprietary Messages........................................................ 29
Telit Proprietary Messages ......................................................... 29
NMEA Input Commands............................................................. 30
Change output sentences and their rates.................................... 30
Change data rate........................................................................ 30
Switch to OSP protocol............................................................... 30
OSP Output Messages............................................................... 30
OSP Input Commands................................................................ 30
Change output messages........................................................... 30
Change data rate........................................................................ 30
Switch to NMEA protocol and data rate....................................... 30
7. FLASH UPGRADABILITY.......................................................... 31
8. ELECTRICAL INTERFACE........................................................ 32
Module Pin-out............................................................................ 32
DC Characteristics...................................................................... 35
Absolute Maximum Ratings ........................................................ 35
Power Supply..............................................................................36
1.8 V Supply Voltage .................................................................. 36
Voltage Supply Capacitance....................................................... 36
DC Power Requirements ............................................................ 36

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DC Power Consumption ............................................................. 37
Control Input Signals................................................................... 38
ON-OFF (input) and SYSTEM-ON (output)................................. 38
nReset........................................................................................38
Boot Select ................................................................................. 39
Internal / nExternal Antenna Enable............................................ 39
Control Output Signals................................................................ 39
1PPS ..........................................................................................39
SYSTEM-ON (output)................................................................. 39
LNA Enable ................................................................................39
RF Interface................................................................................ 40
Built-in chip antenna ................................................................... 40
External RF Input........................................................................ 40
Ground Plane.............................................................................. 40
External Active Antenna Voltage................................................. 41
Burnout Protection...................................................................... 41
Jamming Rejection ..................................................................... 41
Frequency Plan...........................................................................41
Local Oscillator Leakage............................................................. 41
Host I/O Ports - Configuration and Operation.............................. 42
Primary Host Port Configuration.................................................. 42
Secondary Host Port Configuration............................................. 42
UART Operation......................................................................... 42
I2C Operation.............................................................................. 43
SPI Operation............................................................................. 44
9. REFERENCE DESIGN............................................................... 45
10. RF FRONT END DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS.......................... 47
RF Signal Requirements............................................................. 47
GNSS Antenna Polarization........................................................ 48
Active versus Passive Antenna................................................... 48
GNSS Antenna Gain................................................................... 49
System Noise Floor..................................................................... 49
PCB stack and Trace Impedance................................................ 50
RF Trace Losses ........................................................................ 50
Implications of the Pre-Select SAW Filter.................................... 51
RF Interference........................................................................... 51
Shielding..................................................................................... 51
Powering an External LNA (External Active Antenna)................. 52
11. MECHANICAL DRAWING ......................................................... 53
12. PCB FOOTPRINT ...................................................................... 54

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13. PRODUCT PACKAGING AND HANDLING............................... 56
Product Labelling and Serialization............................................. 56
Product Label – SL876Q5-A....................................................... 56
Product Packaging...................................................................... 57
Moisture Sensitivity..................................................................... 58
ESD Sensitivity...........................................................................59
Reflow.........................................................................................59
Assembly Considerations............................................................ 59
Washing Considerations............................................................. 59
Safety .........................................................................................59
Disposal...................................................................................... 59
14. ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS....................................... 60
Operating Environmental Limits.................................................. 60
Storage Environmental Limits..................................................... 60
15. COMPLIANCES ......................................................................... 61
EU Declaration of Conformity...................................................... 61
RoHS Certificate......................................................................... 61
16. GLOSSARY AND ACRONYMS ................................................. 62
17. SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS................................................ 65
READ CAREFULLY.................................................................... 65
Electrical and Fire Safety............................................................ 66
18. DOCUMENT HISTORY .............................................................. 67

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FIGURES
Figure 2-1 SL876Q5-A Block Diagram.................................................................................15
Figure 2-2 SL876Q5-A module photo...................................................................................16
Figure 3-1 Evaluation Kit (EVK) contents.............................................................................17
Figure 3-2 SL876Q5-A Evaluation Board.............................................................................18
Figure 8-1 SL876Q5-A Pin-out Diagram...............................................................................32
Figure 9-1 Reference Design...............................................................................................45
Figure 10-1 RF Trace Examples..........................................................................................50
Figure 11-1 SL876Q5-A Mechanical Drawing ......................................................................53
Figure 12-1 SL876Q5-A Footprint and Ground Plane..........................................................54
Figure 12-2 SL876Q5-A PCB Footprint (detail)....................................................................55
Figure 13-1 SL876Q5-A Product Label ................................................................................56
Figure 13-2 Product Packaging – Tray 90 pcs. each............................................................57
Figure 13-3 Moisture-Sensitive Device Label.......................................................................58

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TABLES
Table 4-1 Power Management Modes .................................................................................23
Table 5-1 SL876Q5-A Horizontal Position Accuracy ............................................................26
Table 5-2 SL876Q5-A Time to First Fix................................................................................26
Table 5-3 SL876Q5-A Sensitivity .........................................................................................27
Table 6-1 Default NMEA Output Messages..........................................................................28
Table 6-2 Available NMEA Output Messages ......................................................................28
Table 6-3 NMEA Talker IDs .................................................................................................29
Table 8-1 SL876Q5-A Pin-out Function Table......................................................................34
Table 8-2 DC Characteristics...............................................................................................35
Table 8-3 Absolute Maximum Ratings..................................................................................35
Table 8-4 DC Supply Voltage...............................................................................................36
Table 8-5 Power Consumption – SL876Q5-A ......................................................................37
Table 8-6 Power Consumption – SL876Q5-A Low Power modes ........................................37
Table 8-9 Ground Plane Size...............................................................................................40
Table 8-7 Frequency Plan....................................................................................................41
Table 8-8 LO Leakage .........................................................................................................41
Table 8-10 Primary Host I/O Port Configuration...................................................................42
Table 8-11 UART Pin Assignments......................................................................................43
Table 8-12 I2C Pin Assignments...........................................................................................44
Table 8-13 SPI Mode Pin Assignments................................................................................44
Table 10-1 Inductor Loss .....................................................................................................52
Table 13-1 SL876Q5-A Product Label Description...............................................................56
Table 14-1 Operating Environmental Limits .........................................................................60
Table 14-2 Storage Environmental Limits.............................................................................60

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1. INTRODUCTION
Purpose
The purpose of this document is to provide product information for the SL876Q5-A module.
Contact and Support Information
For general contact, technical support services, technical questions and report documentation errors
contact Telit Technical Support at:
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•TS-[email protected]
Alternatively, use:
http://www.telit.com/support
For detailed information about where you can buy the Telit modules or for recommendations
on accessories and components visit:
http://www.telit.com
Our aim is to make this guide as helpful as possible. Keep us informed of your comments and
suggestions for improvements.
Telit appreciates feedback from the users of our information.

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Text Conventions
•Dates are in ISO 8601 format, i.e. YYYY-MM-DD.
Symbol Description
Danger – This information MUST be followed or catastrophic equipment failure
and/or bodily injury may occur.
Caution or Warning – This is an important point about integrating the product
into a system. If this information is disregarded, the product or system may
malfunction or fail.
Tip – This is advice or suggestion that may be useful when integrating the
product.

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Related Documents
•SL876Q5-A Data Sheet
•SL876Q5-A Evaluation Kit User Guide
Related Documents Requiring a Non-disclosure Agreement
•SiRFstarV B02 Designer’s Guide
•SiRFstarV B02 Software User's Guide
•NMEA Reference Guide (CS-129435-MA8)
•SiRFstarV One Socket Protocol Interface Control Document (CS-129291-DCP15)
•SiRFstarV OSP Extensions (CS-303979-7)

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2. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The SL876Q5-A modules are complete multi-constellation position, velocity, and time (PVT)
engines featuring high performance, high sensitivity, and low power consumption.
A built-in tri-band chip antenna receives RF signals from the GNSS satellites. Provision is also
made for switching to an external active antenna under host control.
The inclusion of the GLONASS and BeiDou constellations yields better coverage, greater
accuracy, and improved availability.
The SL876Q5-A modules are based on the SiRFstar 5e (B02) flash GNSS chip.
Product Overview
•Complete GNSS receiver module including memory, LNA, TCXO, RTC, and tri-band
chip antenna
•External antenna may be used
•Based on the SiRFstar 5e (B02) flash GNSS chip
•GPS (L1), QZSS, and either Glonass (L1) or BeiDou (B1) simultaneous ranging
•Galileo ready
•SBAS capable (WAAS, EGNOS, MSAS, GAGAN), including ranging
•AGPS support for extended ephemeris using local or server-based solutions:
oClient-Generated Extended Ephemeris (CGEE)
oServer-Generated Extended Ephemeris (SGEE)
•Jamming Rejection
•Supports an external active antenna
•1PPS output
•Fix reporting at 1 Hz 5 Hz, or 10 Hz
•NMEA v3.1 command input and data output
•OSP (binary) command input and data output
•Two serial ports for input commands and output messages
•The primary serial port is configurable for UART, I2C, or SPI interface
•The secondary serial port is configurable for UART or I2Cinterface
•16 Megabit built-in flash memory
•Less than 70 mW typical power consumption (Full Power mode – GPS + GLO)
•Power management modes for extended battery life
oSiRFSmartGNSS I, SiRFSmartGNSS II
oPush-to-Fix, Trickle Power, SiRFaware
•Supported by evaluation kits
•-40°C to +85°C industrial temperature range
•11.0 x 11.9 x 2.15 mm (nominal) 24-pad LCC package
•Surface mountable by standard SMT equipment
•RoHS compliant design

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SL876Q5-A Block Diagram
Figure 2-1 SL876Q5-A Block Diagram

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SL876Q5-A Module
Figure 2-2 SL876Q5-A module photo

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3. SL876Q5-A EVALUATION KIT (EVK)
Figure 3-1 Evaluation Kit (EVK) contents

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SL876Q5-A Evaluation Board (EVB)
Figure 3-2 SL876Q5-A Evaluation Board

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4. PRODUCT FEATURES
Built-in Antenna and Switch
The module includes a built-in tri-band chip antenna and an RF switch that provides for input
from an external active antenna.
Multi-Constellation Navigation
GPS and GLONASS constellations are enabled by default.
The user may enable or disable GPS, GLONASS, and/or BDS constellations via OSP
command MID 222,16. Use of GLONASS or BDS alone may not give optimum positioning
results depending on the region that the receiver is located in.
Quasi-Zenith Satellite System (QZSS) support
The Japanese SBAS satellites are in a highly-inclined elliptical orbit which is geosynchronous
(not geostationary) and has analemma-like ground tracks. This orbit allows continuous
coverage over Japan using only three satellites. Their primary purpose is to provide
augmentation to the GPS system, but the signals may also be used for ranging.
QZSS ranging is disabled by default, but can be enabled via OSP MID 222,16 command.
Satellite Based Augmentation System (SBAS)
The receiver is capable of using SBAS satellites both as a source of differential corrections
and satellite ranging measurements. These systems (WAAS, EGNOS, GAGAN and MSAS)
use geostationary satellites to transmit regional corrections via a GNSS-compatible signal.
SBAS Corrections
The SBAS satellites transmit a set of differential corrections to their respective regions. The
use of SBAS corrections can improve positioning accuracy.
SBAS corrections for GPS are disabled by default but can be enabled via OSP MIDs 133, 138,
and 170 commands. Thereafter, the receiver will demodulate and use corrections data from
the SBAS signal.
SBAS Ranging
The use of SBAS satellites can augment the number of measurements available for the
navigation solution, thus improving availability and accuracy.
SBAS satellite ranging is disabled by default but can be enabled via a $PSRF103 MNEA
command or OSP Mode Control command (MID 136).
Assisted GPS (AGPS) - SiRFInstantFix™
A GNSS receiver requires ephemeris data to calculate the precise position in space of each
satellite to be used in the navigation solution. Since the satellites move at a speed of 3874
km/s along their orbits and are subject to gravitational perturbations from all masses in the
solar system, this data must be both current and accurate. Each GPS satellite transmits a
complete set of its ephemeris coefficients (called the broadcast ephemeris or BE) every 30
seconds. This is therefore the minimum time required for a cold start Time to First Fix (TTFF).
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The minimum cold start TTFF can be reduced from 30 seconds to just a few seconds by
implementing AGPS, which can provide Extended Ephemeris (EE) data by two methods -
1. Locally-generated: The receiver includes software to project the future positions of
the satellites. This data may be calculated out to 14 days or even longer, depending
on the resources available in the receiver, e.g. computation ability and memory.
2. Server-generated: A server calculates the future position projections and makes them
available to a receiver, typically over the internet. This data may be good for 30 days,
depending on available resources, e.g. communication links and storage.
Both CGEE and SGEE are available for GPS and GLONASS satellites.
Client-generated Extended Ephemeris (CGEE)
Extended ephemeris is computed in the receiver and then stored locally in the flash memory.
Whenever the module receives ephemeris data for a satellite, it checks if it has computed
CGEE for that satellite recently. If it has not, it computes EE for that satellite (for the next 3
days for GPS and 1 day for GLONASS) and stores it in flash memory. The next time the module
turns on and broadcast ephemeris is not available for a visible satellite, the stored CGEE data
is searched to see if it is still valid and can be used. If EE data is available for enough satellites,
the receiver can obtain a first fix in 10 to 15 seconds (typical) rather than the usual 35 seconds
without EE data. CGEE is enabled by default.
Server-generated Extended Ephemeris (SGEE)
Extended ephemeris is computed at the server and saved in a file which can then be
downloaded to the receiver’s flash memory. The server file contains 1, 3, 7, and 14, days of
ephemerides. To use SGEE data, a file must be transferred using NMEA or OSP commands.
Please contact Telit support for subscription details.
2-D Positioning
By default, the module will compute a 2-D solution if possible when performing initial
acquisition. In a 2-D solution, the receiver assumes a value for altitude and uses it to estimate
the horizontal position. Under warm and hot start conditions, the receiver uses the last known
value of altitude, which is a good assumption in most situations. However under cold start
conditions, the last position is unknown, and the receiver assumes a value of 0. In situations
where the true altitude is significantly higher than that, the horizontal position estimate will be
noticeably impacted. 2_D positioning is controlled by OSP MID 136.
Static Navigation
Static Navigation is an operating mode in which the receiver will freeze the position fix when
the speed falls below a set threshold (indicating that the receiver is stationary). The course is
also frozen, and the speed is reported as 0. The navigation solution is unfrozen when the
speed increases above a threshold or when the computed position exceeds a set distance
from the frozen position (indicating that the receiver is again in motion). These thresholds
cannot be changed by the user.
This feature is useful for applications in which very low dynamics are not expected, the classic
example being an automotive application.
Static Navigation is disabled by default, but can be enabled by OSP MID 143 command.