The questions asked most often during selection.
Should I choose a handheld RTK receiver or an RTK module?
Choose the handheld GNSS RTK receiver when you need a complete device for field collection and real-time upload; choose the customizable RTK module PCBA when positioning has to be integrated into your own terminal or equipment. The comparison table above lists typical applications, key requirements and delivery methods for both.
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What information is needed to customize an RTK module?
Confirm five dimensions item by item: frequency bands, interfaces, form factor, firmware and certification. Also describe the application, target market and project stage (prototype, small-batch validation or volume ramp-up) so that scope, minimum order quantity and schedule can be assessed.
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Can the high-precision antenna system be purchased separately and integrated?
Yes. The antenna system is adapted and reliability-tested per project. Confirm the frequency range, polarization and impedance, connector type and mounting, and the protection rating required by the site environment.
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How do I start if I am not sure about the accuracy requirement?
Describe the working method, site environment and target accuracy, and we will suggest a configuration. Published accuracy figures and common questions are on the FAQ page, or simply send us the application and target requirements.
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How does RTK GNSS work?
A GNSS receiver calculates position from satellite signals. RTK adds real-time corrections from a base station or network service; with stable corrections and geometry, the receiver resolves carrier-phase ambiguities and reports a fixed solution. Confirm the correction source and communications link as part of product selection.
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What is the difference between GNSS and RTK?
GNSS is the satellite navigation category; RTK is a correction technique used by a GNSS receiver to improve real-time positioning. Choose the GNSS capability first, then confirm whether the workflow requires an RTK fixed solution and a compatible correction service.
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