ALLYSTAR
GNSS modules and chipsets for positioning and navigation
About the manufacturer
Allystar Technology is a Chinese GNSS chipset and module manufacturer founded in 2016 and headquartered in Shenzhen. The company focuses on positioning chipsets, algorithms and modules for satellite navigation and location-based systems.
The manufacturer develops its own CYNOSURE GNSS architectures supporting multiple satellite constellations, including GPS, BeiDou, Galileo, GLONASS, QZSS and SBAS. Depending on the product, features include multi-band reception, higher-accuracy positioning, RTK and integration with inertial navigation.
Allystar offers both GNSS chipsets and ready-to-integrate modules. Product families are optimized for low power consumption, compact size, high sensitivity and reliable operation in environments where satellite signals may be obstructed or affected by multipath.
The company targets automotive, telematics, logistics, portable devices, UAVs and high-precision positioning. Selected products combine GNSS with inertial sensors, helping maintain position information in tunnels, underground car parks and other locations with weak or unavailable satellite reception.
Applications
Allystar modules are designed for equipment that needs reliable position, speed or time information. Common applications include:
– automotive navigation and telematics – vehicle positioning, route tracking and fleet management;
– asset monitoring – battery-powered trackers, container tracking and logistics devices;
– drones and mobile robots – positioning and support for autonomous navigation;
– IoT and wearable devices – low-power location of users or equipment;
– surveying and precision positioning – multi-band and RTK-capable solutions;
– timing and synchronization systems – use of precise GNSS time references.
ALLYSTAR products available from Maritex
The Allystar range available from Maritex includes GNSS modules for navigation, telematics and asset-tracking systems. Available models support multiple satellite constellations and are designed for direct integration into embedded equipment.
Available product groups include:
– Multi-constellation GNSS modules supporting GPS, BeiDou, Galileo and GLONASS.
– Single- and multi-band modules for standard and enhanced positioning accuracy.
– Modules with UART interfaces and NMEA or RTCM protocols.
– Solutions designed for external GNSS antennas.
– Compact LCC modules for direct PCB assembly.
The Maritex portfolio includes modules such as TAU1102, TAU1103-1010A00E, TAU1201 and TAU1201-1216A00. Depending on the model, features include multi-constellation operation, update rates up to 10 Hz, A-GNSS or D-GNSS support and NMEA/RTCM protocols.
When selecting a GNSS module, define the required accuracy, constellations and bands, position update rate, communication interface and antenna type. Power consumption is critical in battery-powered products, while urban and automotive designs should also consider multipath performance and operation during signal loss.
