ZED-F9T-10B INDUSTRIAL L1/L5/E5a high accuracy timing EVAL module USB, I2C, UART, SPI with UF.L antenna connectors. Designed for 5G Network Synchronization. Two time pulse out.
 
The ZED-F9T-10B L1/L5/E5a timing module provides nanosecond-level timing accuracy to the most demanding infrastructure applications. ZED-F9T-10B L1/L5/E5a  is designed to meet the most stringent timing synchronization requirements in 5G mobile networks on a global scale. By significantly reducing the time error of the primary source of cellular network synchronization, the ZED-F9T-10B L1/L5/E5a will help operators maximize the performance of their networks and so optimize the return on their investment in 5G communications.
 
The timing module’s multi-band capability reduces the timing error under clear skies to less than 5 ns without the need for an external GNSS correction service. To further improve accuracy locally, the ZED-F9T-10B L1/L5/E5a features differential timing modes that exchange correction data with other neighboring GNSS timing receivers via a communication network. Multi-band access to all four satellite constellations strengthens the receiver’s capability for delivering more reliable performance. ZED-F9T-10B L1/L5/E5a includes advanced security features such as secure boot, secure interfaces, and T-RAIM to provide the highest level timing integrity. The module has a single RF input for all the GNSS bands and dual SAW filters for exceptional signal selectivity and out-ofband attenuation.


On-board low noise 3.3V voltage regulator
USB, I2C (SDA, SCL), SPI and 2 UART (Tx, Rx) interface,  Two time pulse out
UF.L antenna connectors

u-center ublox Evaluation Software
Extensive visualization and evaluation features
Time pulses 1 and 2: Green LED, GEO: Orange LED, RTK: Red LED
Backup supercapacitor
Dimensions: 40x24 mm
Weight: 5 gr.
Working temperature: -40 °C ~ +85 °C
Storage temperature: -55 °C ~ +95°C
Humidity: 95% No condensation
Vibration: MIL-STD-810F
Shock: MIL-STD-810F
Fully assembled and ready to use
18 pin holes connector