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Implementing CAN interface on 8052 help !!

JIMMY sayavong

The project I am currently working on involves implementation of CAN interface.
We are using a standard 8052 chip (Winbond
78E516) which does not have a built-in
CAN controller. Therefore, we are forced to
use an external CAN controller chip such as
Microchip MCP2510 to interface to the
Winbond 8052 chip.

Does anybody in this forum know where
or how to go about to achieve such idea?
Or any other approach that may work better?

Thanks in advance


Jimmy

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    Jimmy, you've already done the first step, you've chosen your external controller. Go on, write your code! To encourage you, I may say that I used exactly the same combination (x51 and MCP2510) in my three recent projects and I never had any problem. You may have a look at Microchip's application note - I found it useful.
    Best regards,
    M.

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    Jimmy, you've already done the first step, you've chosen your external controller. Go on, write your code! To encourage you, I may say that I used exactly the same combination (x51 and MCP2510) in my three recent projects and I never had any problem. You may have a look at Microchip's application note - I found it useful.
    Best regards,
    M.

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