Present - CAN (1) 1
Present - CAN (1) 1
Table of content
1.Overview
2.CAN Communication Principle.
3.CAN Framing
4.Coding and Synchronization
5.CAN DATA Protection
6.CAN FD
1. Overview
• Developed by BOSCH in 1986.
• The Controller Area Network is a serial communications protocol which efficiently
supports distributed real-time control with a very high level of security.
1. Overview
• Bus Network Architecture. • Noise Immunity Feature.
• Multi-Master Access. • High Transmission Speed.
• Simple Physical Interface. • Frame types.
• Standardization.
1. Overview
CAN Protocol
1. Overview
CAN Network
1. Overview
CAN Bus level
2. CAN communication principle.
Decentralization
Even driven
Receiver-selective addressing
2. CAN communication principle.
DATA
3. FRAME
CAN framing.
REMOTE FRAME
Error Frame
3.1. Data Frame.
3.2. Remote Frame.
3.3. Error Frame.
4. Coding and Synchronization.
4.1. CAN Bus Access
4.2. Priority of message
4.3. Principle of Bus Access
- Each node has the right access
to the CAN bus without
requiring permission