The Controller Area Network is a high reliable serial bus protocol defined in the Bosch CAN specification 2.0B.
The Controller Area Network is a high reliable serial bus protocol defined in the Bosch CAN specification 2.0B. The TES CAN Protocol Controller is a CAN interface core comprising the Medium Access Control layer, also known as Transfer Layer.
The main tasks of the MAC layer are:
In addition, this CAN Protocol Controller contains a 13-byte Transmit Buffer for the message to be sent. To achieve a high flexibility for this core, the acceptance filtering and buffering of received messages is provided for an application specific Link Control Layer, which can be implemented in HW, SW or a reasonable combination.
Compliance to the CAN 2.0B specification is checked against the Bosch VHDL Reference CAN model.
The TES CAN Protocol Controller is a Soft IP core written in the hardware description language VHDL. The core is intended for use in a system-on-chip environment. It can be implemented in a wide range of applications and target technologies on any kind of logic IC. The code is synthesizable for standard cell ASIC and user programmable logic devices (FPGA). The synthesis has been proven with various synthesis tools.
High quality design is assured as it conforms to the TES’ Guidelines for Structured IC Design. The aviation certified TES CAN Protocol Controller is used in several aircrafts.
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CAN Protocol Controller is a CAN / CAN-FD / CAN-XL IP core from TES Electronic Solutions listed on Semi IP Hub.
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