is a new of highly integrated, low-power GPS product – based on a 0.13 micron CMOS process of the SiRFstarIII-GSC3f-architecture are single-board solutions with increased to 20 parallel channel receiver. The JP14 unit for the first time combine a complete AGPS digital baseband processor, RF front end and 4 megabits of flash memory in a small size. This features providing manufacturers of cell phones, PDAs and other portable and wireless devices with a drop-in AGPS solution they can use to deliver real-time location and navigation capabilities in a simpler, smaller design with extended battery life. FALCOM offers the JP14 in two form factors: a smaller JP14-R and the JP14-Q - see above. Each unit in a single package will deliver exceptional sensitivity, low power consumption and extremely fast time to first fix (TTFF) in a compact, 40 pin and 36 pin BGA packages. The digital section of both GPS receivers includes a powerful SiRFstarIII core GPS signal processor that handles all the time critical and low latency acquisition, tracking and reacquisition tasks autonomously, and a 50 MHz ARM7TDMI processor.