Parse GPGSV sentences to capture tracking info for up to 12 satelites #4
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…tellites Data is exposed via a trackedSatellites array of TinyGPSTrackedSattelites struct containing satellite's PRN (pseudo-random noise or Gold Code) and its strength (signal/noise ratio) in dB. Available both before and after position lock.
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Thanks for the contribution, florind. However, I don't think this feature is sufficiently interesting to a broad enough spectrum of our users to warrant putting in the mainstream TinyGPS++ API, especially since sample code showing you how to do effectively the same thing using TinyGPSCustom is already published. Thanks again! It's good to see this level of interest! |
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Data is exposed via a trackedSatellites array of TinyGPSTrackedSattelites struct containing satellite's PRN (pseudo-random noise or Gold Code) and its strength (signal/noise ratio) in dB. Available both before and after a position lock.