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SE4150L-R being discontinued #23

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Hi @Onion2222 and thanks for your interest as well as posting here!

We currently do not plan to replace the GNSS receiver IC, at least not right now. There are a few reasons for that. Firstly, the current chip (SE4150L) has a few technical advantages over other chips, e.g., the Maxim MAX2769 GPS that Eichelberger et al. used for their work. The SE4150L has a lower power consumption, is simpler to integrate into a design, and operates on 3.3 V, which is the same supply voltage as the one of the microcontroller. Maybe more important right now are the non-technical advantages, though. The SE4150L is much cheaper (one IC costs about $1) and it is available to source in almost arbitrary quanti…

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