ARK X20 RTK GPS

About

About ARK X20 RTK GPS

ARK X20 RTK GPS centres on u-blox’s ZED-X20P all-band receiver, combining multi-constellation GNSS with RTK, PPP-RTK and PPP positioning modes at update rates up to 25 Hz. The DroneCAN module also integrates an IIS2MDC magnetometer, BMP390 barometer and ICM-42688-P six-axis IMU.

The board provides two Pixhawk-standard CAN ports plus UART, I²C and debug connections, with dedicated indicators for GPS fix, RTK state, safety and system status. It is available with or without the full-frequency helical antenna; the assembled antenna configuration measures 55.2 × 43.5 × 51.2 mm and weighs 43.5 g.

Supply

Supply / Components

  • ARK X20 RTK GPS

    Microcontroller - control_systems - STMicroelectronics - STMicroelectronics supplies the STM32F412VGH6 MCU used in ARK X20 RTK GPS - source: arkelectron.com

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  • ARK X20 RTK GPS

    Ublox Zed X20p For Ark X20 - navigation - u-blox - ARK X20 RTK GPS integrates a u-blox ZED-X20P receiver - source: arkelectron.com

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  • ARK X20 RTK GPS

    St Iis2mdc For Ark X20 - sensors - STMicroelectronics - ARK X20 RTK GPS integrates an STMicroelectronics IIS2MDC magnetometer - source: arkelectron.com

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  • ARK X20 RTK GPS

    Tdk Icm42688p For Ark X20 - sensors - TDK - ARK X20 RTK GPS integrates a TDK-InvenSense ICM-42688-P IMU - source: arkelectron.com

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  • ARK X20 RTK GPS

    Bosch Bmp390 For Ark X20 - sensors - Bosch Sensortec - ARK X20 RTK GPS integrates a Bosch Sensortec BMP390 barometer - source: arkelectron.com

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Resources

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Timeline

  • ARK Electronics announces X20 RTK GPS and FPV Blue UAS Framework addition

    2025-11-19 - Product Launch - The X20 GNSS module used u-blox’s all-band ZED-X20P receiver and provided 25 Hz output with all constellations enabled. ARK said its FPV flight controller was being added to the Blue UAS Framework following submission of a customer vehicle to the Blue Cleared List. The same update introduced DAN GPS and MAG modules; the first MAG production run had sold out with further shipments expected in December.

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