Mastering Can Bus System

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Introduction to CAN Bus System
Characteristic Of CAN Bus System
Frame Structure of CAN Bus System
Fault confinement in CAN Bus System
Requirements
Electronics Basics
Automotive Basics
Knowledge about Embedded System
Description
The Controller Area Network (CAN) is an automotive standard network that utilizes a 2 wire bus to transmit and receive data. It is more common in modern cars that we can find CAN bus system for information exchange. CAN bus system uses frames to transmit the Application data. Each node on the network has the capability to transmit 0 to 8 bytes of data in a message frame. A message frame consists of a message header, followed by 0 to 8 data bytes, and then a checksum. The message header contains a unique identifier that determines the message priority also message ids are unique in the bus system. Any node on the network can transmit data if the bus is free. If multiple nodes attempt to transmit at the same time, an arbitration scheme is used to determine which node will control the bus. Arbitration uses wired AND operation to determine the winner. The message with the highest priority, as defined in its header, will win the arbitration and its message will be transmitted. The losing message will retry to send its message as soon as it detects a bus free state. Course aims to cover complete CAN bus system standard with clear explanation
Overview
Section 1: CAN Bus System Basics
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 History
Lecture 3 What is CAN? and Why We need CAN?
Lecture 4 Characteristics of CAN
Lecture 5 Fault Confinement
Lecture 6 Arbitration
Lecture 7 Significance of CAN Physical Signal
Lecture 8 CAN Frames
Lecture 9 Remote Frames
Lecture 10 Error Frame, Overload Frame & Interframe spaces
Lecture 11 Bit Stuffing
Lecture 12 CAN Errors and Twelve Rules to update Error Counts
Lecture 13 Layered Approach in CAN
Lecture 14 Introduction to CAN FD
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