Controller Area Network (CAN bus) For Beginners (English)

Deep Dive in CAN protocol/controller

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Description

    CAN Protocol (Theoretical Part) CONTENT

summarize Chapter 11 (Automotive Protocols)
from "Mastering embedded system from scratch Second Edition"
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–In-vehicle networks (IVN)

–Evolution of in-vehicle networks

  • classic flat wiring harness architecture

  • domain architecture

  • zonal architecture

–A typical wiring harness for a car.

–central compute Based Zonal Architecture

–CANBUS Introduction

  • What is CANBUS?

  • Who uses CANBUS?

  • CANBUS history

  • CANBUS timeline

  • CANBUS Characteristics

  • OSI Model

  • Physical Layer

–CAN Protocol Specification

–General Characteristics

–Types of CAN Messages

  • Data frame

  • Remote frame

  • Error frame

  • Overload frame

–CAN bus Characteristics

  • CAN Node

  • Single Ended Vs Differential

  • Recessive And Dominant Signals

  • Bit Rate / Bus Length

  • CAN transceiver

–CAN Bus Errors

  • Bit error

  • Stuff error

  • CRC error

  • Acknowledgment error

  • Form Error

–Error Confinement Mechanism

–CAN Bit Monitoring and Stuffing

What You Will Learn!

  • Deep Dive in CAN Protocol
  • CAN BUS characteristics
  • Reading CAN Controller from TRM
  • Using Linux CAN Socket

Who Should Attend!

  • Embedded System Engineer
  • Computer Engineer
  • Communication and electronics engineer
  • Mechatronics engineer
  • Computer Science