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stands for Global Positioning System, a satellite based navigation system
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Inductor and capacitor for GPS antenna
Most GPS connections use SMA connectors, and they only have 2 pins. One for ground, and one for "data". … This is where the inductor comes in - it's a trick to share the positive power line with the GPS "data" signal line.
This works because the GPS data is completely AC data. …
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