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  • CAN-XL Bus Controller IP
    • The CAN-XL Bus Controller Core performs serial communication as per CAN 2.0, CAN-FD & CAN-XL Specifications.
    • It also supports original Bosch Protocol & ISO 11898 specifications for TTCAN (Time Triggered Operation) as specified in ISO11898-4.
    • The design is fully optimized to support AUTOSAR and SAE J1939 specifications.
    Block Diagram -- CAN-XL Bus Controller IP
  • CAN-SEC Bus Controller IP
    • The CAN-SEC Acceleration Engine Core implements the CAN-XL Protocol (CiA 610-1), CAN-XL Addon Part 1-Simple/Extercontent Indication (CiA 613-1), and CAN-XL Addon Part 2-Security (CiA 613- 2) Protocols.
    • The CAN-SEC Acceleration Engine core is easy to integrate with the Host processor using AMBA-APB, AHB_Lite or AMBA-AXI standard interface.
    Block Diagram -- CAN-SEC Bus Controller IP
  • CAN XL Controller IP
    • Designed in accordance with ISO 11898- 1:2024 specification (tbc) and CiA610-1 specification
    • Supports CAN, CAN FD and CAN-XL frames
    • Supports up to 64 bytes CAN FD frame and up to 2048 bytes CAN-XL data frame
    • Flexible data rates supported
  • CAN XL Controller
    • Designed in accordance with ISO 11898-1:2024 specification (tbc) and CiA610-1 specification
    • Supports CAN, CAN FD and CAN-XL frames
  • CANsec Acceleration Engine
    • The CAN-SEC IP core implements a hardware accelerator for the CANsec extension of the CAN-XL protocol, as defined in CiA’s 613-2 specification.
    • The CANsec specification provisions two ciphers with key lengths of 128, 192, or 256 bits to protect CAN XL frames’ payload, all of which are supported by the hardware accelerator.
    Block Diagram -- CANsec Acceleration Engine
  • Protocol controller IP for Classical CAN / CAN FD / CAN FD light commander and CAN XL
    • The XS_CAN is a low gate count CAN IP module that can be realized as stand-alone device, as part of an SoC, as part of an ASIC, or on an FPGA.
    • Safety Element out of Context (SEooC) according to ISO 26262-11:2018 Clause.Developed according to the automotive cybersecurity standard ISO 21434.
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