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Query regarding 3-CAN Module!!!!

Harish Chincholi

Hi, This is Harish Chincholi, going to work on CAN protocols, I am looking for 3 CAN Module Microcontroller, I have found TMS470R1B768 Microcontroller with 3 CAN Module. I want to know if there is Evaluation kit available which supports this Microntroller. If there is any other Microcontroller which has 3 CAN Modules with evaluation kit, suggestions would be helpful.

Thanks & Regards, Harish Chincholi

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  • 0 in reply to Catcus Blip

    This definitely sounds like a mistake, unless you are worried about the latencies with more than one transmitter on the cable.

    CAN is a bus protocol, so you do not need a large number of individual point-to-point connections unless you need very high tranfer rates.

    But in such case: if your microcontroller is not capable of running the bus at a higher baudrate, then it will probably not be fast enough to run multiple point-to-point links at max speed either.

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  • 0 in reply to Catcus Blip

    This definitely sounds like a mistake, unless you are worried about the latencies with more than one transmitter on the cable.

    CAN is a bus protocol, so you do not need a large number of individual point-to-point connections unless you need very high tranfer rates.

    But in such case: if your microcontroller is not capable of running the bus at a higher baudrate, then it will probably not be fast enough to run multiple point-to-point links at max speed either.

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