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Controller Area Network

by: Konrad Etschberger

IXXAT Automation GmbH (August 2001) .

Originally developed for use in automotive applications, CAN Controller-Area-Network has become the de-facto communication standard in vehicles and mobile systems, as well as in any kind of distributed embedded system. <P>With this book, the necessary basics for understanding, implementation and application of CAN-based data communication systems shall be provided. Therefore, a basic introduction into data communication in cars, machines and on the factory floor is given. A main focus of the book is the introductory description of the physical and data link layer of the CAN protocol. In addition, a description of the general architecture of CAN protocol controllers is provided together with the most important CAN chips available on the market. Another focus of the book is the introduction to the most important CAN-based higher layer protocols, especially CANopen and DeviceNet. Finally, general aspects for the design and implementation of CAN-based networks as well as hard- and software components and development tools are described.

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@book{Etschberger2001,
  abstract = {Originally developed for use in automotive applications, CAN (Controller-Area-Network) has become the de-facto communication standard in vehicles and mobile systems, as well as in any kind of distributed embedded system. <P>With this book, the necessary basics for understanding, implementation and application of CAN-based data communication systems shall be provided. Therefore, a basic introduction into data communication in cars, machines and on the factory floor is given. A main focus of the book is the introductory description of the physical and data link layer of the CAN protocol. In addition, a description of the general architecture of CAN protocol controllers is provided together with the most important CAN chips available on the market. Another focus of the book is the introduction to the most important CAN-based higher layer protocols, especially CANopen and DeviceNet. Finally, general aspects for the design and implementation of CAN-based networks as well as hard- and software components and development tools are described.},
  added-at = {2008-07-29T23:42:33.000+0200},
  author = {Etschberger, Konrad},
  biburl = {http://www.bibsonomy.org/bibtex/2ea5cd987dd3bcc649b6a9b84950e5293/phbaer},
  howpublished = {Hardcover},
  interhash = {beac58699ed5f7be7386f53f1757c284},
  intrahash = {ea5cd987dd3bcc649b6a9b84950e5293},
  isbn = {3000073760},
  keywords = {area bus can controller network},
  month = {August},
  publisher = {IXXAT Automation GmbH},
  timestamp = {2008-07-29T23:42:33.000+0200},
  title = {Controller Area Network},
  year = 2001
}

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%T Controller Area Network
%X Originally developed for use in automotive applications, CAN (Controller-Area-Network) has become the de-facto communication standard in vehicles and mobile systems, as well as in any kind of distributed embedded system. <P>With this book, the necessary basics for understanding, implementation and application of CAN-based data communication systems shall be provided. Therefore, a basic introduction into data communication in cars, machines and on the factory floor is given. A main focus of the book is the introductory description of the physical and data link layer of the CAN protocol. In addition, a description of the general architecture of CAN protocol controllers is provided together with the most important CAN chips available on the market. Another focus of the book is the introduction to the most important CAN-based higher layer protocols, especially CANopen and DeviceNet. Finally, general aspects for the design and implementation of CAN-based networks as well as hard- and software components and development tools are described.

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