FIFO based CAN Controller
CANmodule-IIx is a full functional CAN controller module that contains message filtering, and receive-, and transmit buffers.
Overview
CANmodule-IIx is a full functional CAN controller module that contains advanced message filtering, and receive-, and transmit buffers. It is designed to provide a low gate-count CAN interface for FPGA and ASIC based system-on-chip (SOC) integrations.
Full message filtering together with a transmit FIFO and a high priority transmit message buffer support a wide range of applications. An AMBA Advanced Peripheral Bus (APB) interface enables smooth integration into ARM based SOC's.
Implementation Options
The core can be configured for your application to get a gate-count optimized implementation:
- Configurations readback enable
- Separate clock domains for CAN and system clock
- Fixed CAN configuration
- Selectable number of message filters: 0, 1, 2, or 3
- Data bus width: 8, 16, or 32-bit
Key features
- Standard Compliant
- Full CAN 2.0A/B compliant
- ISO 11898-1 compatible
- Supports standard CAN baud rates including 1 Mbps
- Receive Path
- 3 fully programmable message filters
- Each message filter covers: ID, IDE, RTR, data byte 1 and data byte 2
- 32 messages deep receive FIFO
- FIFO status indicator
- Message received time-stamp
- Transmit Path
- 16 messages deep transmit FIFO
- 1 message buffer for high priority messages to bypass transmit FIFO
- Message Arbiter
- System Bus Interface
- AMBA 2.0 Advanced Peripheral Bus Interface
- Other bus interfaces available upon request
- 8-bit, 16-bit, or 32-bit wide data path
- Status and configuration interface
- Programmable Interrupt Controller
- Local interrupt controller covering message and CAN error sources
- Target for FPGA Implementations
- Supports FPGA systems with two clock domains
- System clock (fast clock)
- CAN clock (slow clock, multiple of 8MHz)
- Test and Debug Support
- Listen only mode
- Internal loopback mode
- External loopback mode
- SRAM Based Message Buffers
- Optimized for low gate-count implementation
- 100% Synchronous Design
Block Diagram
Benefits
- Several special implementation options are available for gate count optimized implementations. These options have to be configured prior to synthesizing the design.
- Configuration register read-back enable
- To minimize gate count, the configuration register read-back path can be disabled
- Receive and transmit FIFO size can be adapted to system requirements
- Two separate clock domains
- A dedicated CAN clock is available when the system clock is too high for the CAN core. This feature can be disabled by a configuration entry.
- Fixed configuration
- For gate count optimized FPGA implementations, it might be desirable to set the configuration register to a fixed value.
- Message filter support
- 3 local message filters can individually be selected. This provides the option of having 0, 1, 2, or 3 CAN message filters available for the target application.
- Different Data Bus Interfaces
- Supports 32-bit APB, 16-bit, and 8-bit system bus interfaces
What’s Included?
- VHDL or Verilog RTL Source Code
- Verification Suite
- Functional Testbench including CANbus tranceiver model and additional CAN nodes
- Synthesys Script
- Data Sheet
- User Guide
- Hotline Support by means of phone, fax and e-mail
Specifications
Identity
Files
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Provider
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What is FIFO based CAN Controller?
FIFO based CAN Controller is a CAN / CAN-FD / CAN-XL IP core from Inicore, Inc. listed on Semi IP Hub.
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